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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Is Geno's Tapped Banjo Too Long For VP44?

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I moved my fuel pressure reading location from the filter housing to the inlet of the VP44. I installed a tapped banjo fitting from Geno's, however, I realized the threaded portion of the tapped banjo is much longer than that of the OEM banjo. Does anyone know if this deeper threading tapped banjo is a problem for the VP?

I'm concerned that the tapped banjo has bottomed-out, creating a restriction, or worse, damaged an internal component.
 
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Take out your banjo fitting that you put in your Vp44, get a mirror and look into the hole. There is nothing behind the hole but a big empty cavity, I was worried about that too when I installed the fass fitting on mine. Hope this help. :)
 
Works fine, put er in!!!! :D :D

Tom



2001. 5 2500 4X4 5-Spd LB QC Black. Catcher ECM, DD Stage-1's, AFE, Bully Dog 4" pipe, ATS Exhaust Manifold, Silencer Ring MIA, JAKE Brake w/shifter switch, Geno's Banjo's, 3 Autometer's on the A-Pillar, Gear Vendor's O/D, Firestone Air Bags, Redline Oil throughout.
 
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