Turbo Hose Question
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Turbo Hose Question
I put a new fuel system in my car that is top fed injectors with new fuel rails. I also removed all emmisions and solenoids from under UIM except double throttle. I have a single turbo and now that I put in a new fuel system, what do I do with the line that I think went to the injector air bleed socket? Do I just take the T off and leave the one line that goes from the IC pipe to Oil injection vacuum line?
Here is a picture of the line that I need to figure out what to do with. Any help is appreciated.
Also, yes i did search.
Here is a picture of the line that I need to figure out what to do with. Any help is appreciated.
Also, yes i did search.
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I'm not sure what you're talking about. If you mean the vacuum lines on the oil injectors they should both be plumbed to the intake (in front of the turbo compressor).
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Im not perfectly sure myself, I bought the car with the single turbo installed, and there is a vacuum line that goes from the IC pipe to the Oil Injection Vacuum line and then is T'd into somewhere else that I think was on the rats nest.
Since I simplified my rats nest and removed the stock fuel system, I am just wondering if the line should be "T'd" into somewhere else or if I should just take off the line that was originally going to the Air Bleed Socket that did the atomization or whatever it did.
Since I simplified my rats nest and removed the stock fuel system, I am just wondering if the line should be "T'd" into somewhere else or if I should just take off the line that was originally going to the Air Bleed Socket that did the atomization or whatever it did.
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