blackhb

ok i was leaking fuel under the uim and i found the problem and it is the pulsation dampner. There is a screw in the middle of it and if you have the screw all the way tight the dampner is all the way open if you have the screw all the way up it completly closed and no fuel is let threw. my question is is there anywhere i can buy one or anyway to get past it?

FCKing1995

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mazdatrix sells them or you can delete it with a a bolt/banjo fitting i believe, have to let someone else chime in

staticguitar313

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i had to mod mine recently, just bought a banjo bolt from mazda and deleted it, here's some pics.







not a single problem

BTW: before somone flames me, there's clear tape over the open intake manifold ports.

87 t-66

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there is a nice search button at the top corner of the forum, this has been covered 894327380745 times

blackhb

ok 87 t-66 im sure it has but i am very busy and its alot faster to do it this way so please dont be a dick

Houstonderk

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Hahaha are you flicking it off.

blackhb

flicking it off?

Black91n/a

There's a pulsation damper there for a reason, replace it with a new one.

riverzendz

Here we go...

This thread should be closed any minute now.

Icemark

The screw is to limit the travel of the diaphram in the PD. Screwing it all the way down or removing it is the quickest way to distroy the PD, leading to fuel leaks and possible lean run conditions.

No, you are being a dick. I guess you think you are better than anyone else.

SukMy7

just buy a new one from mazda its not expensive or if you just wanna say screw it buy the banjo bolts from summit either way your problem will be fixed

87 t-66

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dont be lazy

Black91n/a

What? Is my time, or the other forum members time less valuable than yours? You must be pretty f***'n important. Why should we bother to answer your questions when you can't be bothered to spend one minute to do a search?

Icemark

thread closed. Next time search and don't be a dick