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Old 05-28-06, 10:07 AM
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Question what do you do with the fuel atomization line ?

what do you do with this line, i have it conected to the boost controler " in a T" to the turbo , an i was having some major boost leak, do you cap it or hoocked up some place else, should be there for a reason, anyone ?
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What line are you talking about, never heard of that name?

Basic hose connections:
(1) turbo out (anywhere from turbo outlet to the throttle body where boost can be measured) to a "T": one side to the bottom of the WG, the other to the BC solenoid input.
(2) solenoid output to top of WG.
(3) UIM pressure hose to boost controller.
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see pic, is the fuel injector atomization

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That line which allows air to mix with the primary injectors can be left as is or not used at all. Does not make any difference. First time I have heard it's NAME.
I learned something today.

When I went to a Efini "Y pipe", I discovered that the fitting on mine was full of welding slag and was stopped up and not working. The car had been running like that for 5 years without any problems.

Since it is on the "Y" pipe outlet, it can be used as a souce or boost pressure.

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cool, i didn't know the name, until last year, but i hook it up the wrong way for about 7 months now, having a little bit of trouble with boost " long story", with the line out works fine now, a cap it for now until, thanks
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There was a thread discussing this some time ago. Mine has been welded shut for a few thousand miles without any noticeable effects.
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