How to install fuel line kit & in-line fuel filter | 46-49 CJ2A Willys Jeep

How to install fuel line kit and in-line fuel filter. The fuel line kit connects to the fuel tank which then runs the length of the Jeep attaching to the fuel pump and then the carburetor.
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[@we773]

Nice job beautiful Jeep. A little too complicated for my liking. Too many areas for potential leaks. 1/4” barb out of fuel line - rubber line - fuel filter - rubber line - 1/4” barb into the pump and Bob’s your uncle!

[@user-lh2yr2sk4o]

I have always been taught the filter goes after the pump on a mechanical pump. How is it working for you? Thanks. Rick.

[@philippine_phin]

Would you please reply to me with a link to this fuel line kit?