pulsation damper, whats it for?
06-14-03, 05:47 PM
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pulsation damper, whats it for?
On the mines that go to the injectors have a pulsation damper on them(I guess its a in and out deal). My question is, whats it for and can I remove it? Im going to up grade the fule lines for something stonger and just wondering if I can do away with it. thanks
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Fuel supply isn't constant, it pulses. The Pulsation Damper... dampens those pulses. It's not needed, and there are no ill-effects of removing it. It is safer to go w/o one vs. having a leaky one.
The only way to do away with it (that I know of) is to swap on a S4 FC's primary fuel rail w/ the PD removed and a Banjo Bolt installed. There are quite a few posts about this to be found in the 2nd gen section.
The only way to do away with it (that I know of) is to swap on a S4 FC's primary fuel rail w/ the PD removed and a Banjo Bolt installed. There are quite a few posts about this to be found in the 2nd gen section.
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