Pulsation Damper
05-23-11, 12:16 AM
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Pulsation Damper
How bad of an idea is it to pull the pulsation damper and replace it with a banjo bolt? Or would this be okay and prevent the car from catching on fire. Thanks in advance guys.
05-23-11, 12:21 AM
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oh man. this is like one of those "does god exist?" type questions where the anwer that anyone states is true.
yes you can replace it with a banjo bolt. will anything happen? nothing has been documented.
yes you can slap a new PD on. will it break again? yes. is it a good idea to have it? who knows.
flip a coin.
yes you can replace it with a banjo bolt. will anything happen? nothing has been documented.
yes you can slap a new PD on. will it break again? yes. is it a good idea to have it? who knows.
flip a coin.
05-23-11, 12:51 AM
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05-23-11, 12:58 AM
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Pulsation dampers help reduce fuel pressure fluctuation from the injectors opening and closing. Fuel delivery will be more efficient with a PD, but you probably won't notice the difference without one. 25 year old parts like to fail, but a new one should last longer than you'll own the car.
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