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- We had a 2005 LLY and a 2016 LML Duramax in the shop and both trucks received AirDog Lift Pumps, we go over the installation on both trucks as well as go over some details as to why we recommend a lift pump on the Duramax Trucks and answer some common questions we get from our customers.
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Excellent explanation!
ya, don't bother telling viewers how the oem fuel line connectors disconnect? That is the whole reason I started watching and surely i am not alone!
Hi Patrick, we apologize for missing that section in this video. It is actually an extremely easy process, you just use a fuel line disconnect tool and press it into the fitting and they should pop right out!
Great install video!
Why not shorten the ground and connect it to the frame at the lift pump if you’re already modifying the harness anyways? Thanks
Chevy needs to own up on the problems with this and start putting them on stock.
Good news! They did put a lift pump on starting in 2017.
Do you all recommend a sump in the bottom of the tank for an lml with the airdog 165? Or is the stock setup fine?
With the AirDog lift pumps we have seen no reason to install a sump kit. The factory set up works well and is much less invasive than drilling a hole in the bottom of the fuel tank.
DmaxStore thanks for the reply. Looking at getting an Airdog 2 4g pretty soon
@@TheMrPennyski They are on sale for the rest of this month, let us know if you need any help! dmaxstore.com/products/?route=product/product&path=707_3369&product_id=6357
DmaxStore thanks, I’ll check them out
I have a 2016 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD Duramax 6.6. Could I run the 100 or should I run the 165.
If you do not plan on upgrading the fuel system and sticking with stock size injection pump and injectors then you can run the 100 and it will keep up just fine for your truck.
I bought a Airdog 165 the other day, and spent all day trying to get the fuel line off the top of the tank. Can barely reach it with my hand alone so any tips to get it off with the quick disconnect tool and to get the other one on? Thanks!
It would’ve been nice if you showed how you got up into the top of the tank without having to take the driveshaft out
Couple questions. Is this the original air dog or the air dog 2 4g? And can you still use remote start with this pump?
This is the AirDog II 4G and you can still use remote start
Nobody shows how to hook the wires for the water in fuel sensor , why is that ?
There is no additional water in fuel sensors that need to be hooked up, you would utilize the factory sensor on the factory filter.
@@Dmaxstore so those two wires in the harness for the Indicator light can’t be hooked up to the OE wires for the light ? Just trying to get myself a way to know when to change the filters .
@@Dmaxstore I made myself a fitting to completely bypass the OE filter housing and removed the housing since it’s not needed .
@@frankammirati3385 No there is no sensor on the airdog filters so there would be no way to make a sensor fit. We would recommend to change the filters every 15,000 miles and check the water drain at regular service intervals or if you are filling up at a new fuel station that you may be worried about contaminated fuel.
@@frankammirati3385 same
Do you have a part number or can I buy a gauge to check fuel pressure from your store? I installed an airdog recently and I want to verify fuel pressure
Yes! we use the OTC Fuel Pressure Gauge # 6754
Is there priming the airdog needed or you just turn key???im installing mine tomorrow that I order from you guys
You will need to crack the bleeder screw and turn the key for the airdog to turn on and prime the system
DmaxStore thanks for responding so pretty much like normal when changing the factory fuel filter right?? How long should I let it run before closing it ?
I had a fass 165 installed a couple of years ago on my 16 lml, this may be a stupid question, but I'm not very savvy when it comes to this. I want to swap to airdog because I hate my fass, how hard would it be to swap it out? Would I have to rewire/do over everything or can I just bolt the air dog up where my fass currently is?
You would probably have to switch everything over to air dog, the fitting/hoses might be different diameters. Just used to the right stuff, make you life easy down the road.
Why don't you like the fass 165 in your 16. I'm about to put one in a 16.
I just ordered a 100gpm AirDog lift pump for my 2013 chevy silverado LML 6.6L Duramax (144,200 miles). Is there a presure meter/gage l can order for my applacation?
There are many different gauges that you can run, whether it is a standalone unit or an edge insight add on there are many available for your application. The Airdog has a port for a standard pressure gauge to be plumbed in.
If I go with the Airdog FP-100 pump am I going to run into cavitation issues on my 2015 LML? I've heard of this happening on the later LML's and guys are installing sumps to address it. Just wondering If I would need a sump or not.
WE have never ran into this issue with any AirDog lift pumps, it seems to be a common issue with some other brands on the market. You shouldn't need a sump with an AirDog 100
did my 15 lml last week. Ran the tank to below 1/4 and zero issues as it is using the factory pickup location.
Is this two different truck installs mixed together. This is confusing.
He flat out stated this at the beginning of the video...🤦🏼♂️
Hi where you guys have the shop
I have a code p2636 on my 3500 chassis cab. Will the AirDog serve as a replacement fuel pump and as a transfer pump between the two tanks?
No it will not, this will only serve as a lift pump to supply the CP3/CP4 pump.
Do you bleed the fuel line through the bleeder screw?
Yes
Do you guys recommend the air dog 165 for a slightly modded 2016 lml?
Yes
Can you get one for a 2021 L5P turbodiesel
You already have a factory lift pump.
Is there a reason a guy can’t use the factory to engine fuel line instead of capping the factory line in the engine bay?
the piping on the factory has a tendency to collapse and there is better flow with the provided hose with the airdog.
DmaxStore makes perfect sense. Thank you! Installing mine this weekend.
The LML kit uses the factory hard line from the engine to the frame. You did the factory line from the tank to frame hardline. If that makes sense
I need a lift pump for a 2021 L5p
Your truck is equipped from the factory with a lift pump.
What did you use for the plug on the factory fuel line by engine
3/4" Vacuum plug
Will any vacuum plug work??
@@JonLIsALoser any 3/4" vacuum plug will work
How about the line by the tank
@@JonLIsALoser same 3/4" plugs
Does it require a tune?
There is no tuning required for the lift pumps.
Does it even matter if my cp4 is just gonna take a shit anyways?
They say it delays/prevents it. I did mine when the suction side got weak and it
Ran out of fuel on the 150hp tune. For peace of mind I did a fleece cp3 conversion last month.
Some folks don’t have the cash for a CP3 swap and or feel the CP4 failure rate is overblown. For those folks I suppose lift pumps and “system savers” are worth it. If you’re convinced your CP4 is going to eat shit then ponying up for a CP3 swap is the only solution.
Maybe in the future don’t do two trucks at the same time and not show every step!
Can’t tell what is what!👎🏻
What about having to drop the fuel tank 😅
You do not have to drop the fuel tank to install an airdog lift pump
Thats why the airdog is such a nice kit... Just did my LML. Do not need to drop tank. No draw straw or sump bs to deal with. Also no 1/4 tank issues either because it uses all the factory feed lines. Its a wicked kit.
@@lsonechevelle still doing good? Any issues?
@@CS_Concepts. No issues man! Pump is quiet. I put on about 1500-3000kms per month, so roughly 10,500-21,000km since I posted.
@@lsonechevelle awesome. Thinking about buying one for my 2015. Love the fact that you don’t need to drop the tank. Thanks brother