Fuel rail question
07-27-05, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Aaron Cake
You can use washers if you want. There's nothing critical about the spacer, but a spacer of the proper width is required to fit the fuel rail.
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07-28-05, 08:36 AM
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You should put it back.
If you lost it or destroyed it, you can just use a pair of washers underneath.
The spacer does two things:
1) Minimizes heat soak from the top of the engine, as bigdv519 stated, and...
2) Spaces the fuel rail properly so you don't squash the fuel injector (grommets) too much.
-Ted
If you lost it or destroyed it, you can just use a pair of washers underneath.
The spacer does two things:
1) Minimizes heat soak from the top of the engine, as bigdv519 stated, and...
2) Spaces the fuel rail properly so you don't squash the fuel injector (grommets) too much.
-Ted
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07-28-05, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Houstonderk
I found it, good thing i looked because it fell in the top of the turbo. Thanks guys. Almost got the turboed n/a back together and its hopefully going to be sweet.
I vaccumed it out
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