My car has the omp removed and i would like to put it back. All the lines are gone. To put the lines back on do i need to remove the intake manifold? Or can i squeeze them through? The space looks very small and i was just wondering if i can get the lines through.

Thanks

 

upper intake needs to be removed... its a tight fit with it on..

 

I just removed my omp and am very happy with it. Premixing is so much better for the motor. Just a thought. If you deside to go through with the re-install, can you let me know what the guy plugged the omp injector holes with? thanks, stephen.

 

Its better for the motor?
If its better for the motor Mazda would have told us to do this a long *** time ago.

 

Not necessarily.

Mazda is a huge corporation with lots of potential for litigation. The way I see it is that the OMP ensures that Mazda never gets sued for someone elses stupidity.

 

19-064A-FT01.....BOLT SE HSG+TORQ CON..PLUGS OIL INJ HOLE..... $ 3.24

^Mazdatrix part number, nice little bolt for plugging the oil injector holes.

And premixing IS better for the motor, it just will never fly on a street driven vehicle for "general public" use. "Yes, you need to fill it with gas, and add X amount of 2 stroke oil per gallon, or check this OTHER oil tank that it burns from, or... "

Mazda premixed on all their race engines. This should tell you what's better for the engine.

-=Russ=-

 

Like he said, you need to remove the upper intake manifold. Nobody and I mean nobody on this planet can install omp lines without removing the upper intake manifold. Search the archeives for how to replace factory omp lines with *home made* lines at a tenth of the factory cost.