Ok what do i need to do this like what size bolt and what else is invloved? i keep hearing crush washer is that the copper washer that it comes in the little bag? i just went to an auto parts store not to summit but what all do i need is there more than just the bolt invloved in swaping it out or is it a simple plug and play situation ?(i don't think it's as simple as it sounds)so i would like to get a step by step if possible and if i'm lucky while i'm fixing this prob i'll come accrosed whats making me fuses go out..

 

Man, a period or comma in there somewhere would have made that a lot easier to read...I call it a crush washer because it resembles the crush washers we use on the aircraft...It actually doesn't "crush" so much as "conforms" to the surfaces it's tightened against...If I remember correctly you need 2, a small internal copper washer, and the larger copper external washer...as far as substituting a banjo bolt or what-not, I dunno- I myself wouldn't do it, so I don't know what size/ thread pitch, etc... you would need.

 

why not just run fuel line, or better ss fuel line from the filter to the rail?

 

Tisk tisk...

I even pay to put my webpage at the top of the forum and you all still can't find your way to my tech page!

http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/pulsation.html

 

why did mazda put the piece on the car if it does nothing?

 

careful kevin, there is a guy going around screaming bloody murder about how removing the PD will blow your engine with random lean spots caused by increased bs

 

Can crush washers be reused ? If not, can you heat them up with a torch so that they regain their "softness" and abitlity to seal ?

Hugues -

 

thanks RotaryResurrection i spent a while looking for that i was actually told earlier to go to your web page just didn't see it for some reason

 

I used Mr. Lander's directions from his webpage and I'm glad I did.
The screw that goes in the center of the PD was laying in the plastic cover.

The only difference is some hesitation, but I would take that over an engine fire any day.

 

This is not what causes the leak.