how do unpresurize gas when u rebuild motor
07-11-03, 10:02 PM
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i have all the stuff dat need to rebuild..
wat's the stuff dat i need to watch out for? i m new to rebuildin motor..by the way <it's a 13B REW>
i have a grinder..after i ported, do i have to smooth it out "the portin" thx
wat's the stuff dat i need to watch out for? i m new to rebuildin motor..by the way <it's a 13B REW>
i have a grinder..after i ported, do i have to smooth it out "the portin" thx
07-12-03, 02:36 AM
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you mean the gas in da fuel rail thas pressurized even after u shut her off? or are u talkin' 'bout sumpin else?
for tha portin info, check out da thread from last week. it has lots o' cool pics in it. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=199750
for tha portin info, check out da thread from last week. it has lots o' cool pics in it. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=199750
07-12-03, 06:50 AM
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Originally posted by Jeff20B
you mean the gas in da fuel rail thas pressurized even after u shut her off? or are u talkin' 'bout sumpin else?
for tha portin info, check out da thread from last week. it has lots o' cool pics in it. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=199750
you mean the gas in da fuel rail thas pressurized even after u shut her off? or are u talkin' 'bout sumpin else?
for tha portin info, check out da thread from last week. it has lots o' cool pics in it. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=199750
Gotta love these kids nowadays.....where's that pic from my thread "Me and my homiez strate frontin'?" 
Best of luck with the rebuild man, the first time can be a handful....
You might want to check out www.rotaryengineillustrated.com and go to the porting section. That will help you quite a bit--it will suck if you port into the corner seal or oil control ring path.
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07-12-03, 10:42 AM
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Re: how to unpresurize gas when u rebuild motor
Originally posted by Roar 629
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do i juz remove the gas tank cap..
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do i juz remove the gas tank cap..
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07-13-03, 10:18 AM
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Originally posted by stinkfist
I hopz yo fren dont spect hiz carz to runz wen youz done.
Tellz him to ditch da 13b and putz a B16a in dat ho!
I hopz yo fren dont spect hiz carz to runz wen youz done.
Tellz him to ditch da 13b and putz a B16a in dat ho!
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07-31-03, 12:11 AM
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Exactly what I was thinking, dubiosr!
I mean, jeez, if you can't figure out that the whole "depressurize the fuel system" line is a bunch of LAWYER MANDATED BS... I don't know of any paid mechanics who bother to "depressurize" the fuel system... just yank a fuel line off. If there's any system pressure, it's gone the moment the line is cracked open because fluid is not compressible! (Think about it) So you get a litte squirt. BFD. But the lawyers freak out over that, some dumbass might have his face 2 inches from the line and get an eyeful of gasoline, so they insist that the books say to "depressurize" the fuel system.
I'll spell it out real nice and simple... you depressurize the fuel line by disconnecting it. So you spill a little fuel, big deal, you're going to be making a much bigger mess.
I mean, jeez, if you can't figure out that the whole "depressurize the fuel system" line is a bunch of LAWYER MANDATED BS... I don't know of any paid mechanics who bother to "depressurize" the fuel system... just yank a fuel line off. If there's any system pressure, it's gone the moment the line is cracked open because fluid is not compressible! (Think about it) So you get a litte squirt. BFD. But the lawyers freak out over that, some dumbass might have his face 2 inches from the line and get an eyeful of gasoline, so they insist that the books say to "depressurize" the fuel system.
I'll spell it out real nice and simple... you depressurize the fuel line by disconnecting it. So you spill a little fuel, big deal, you're going to be making a much bigger mess.
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