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TeamJasonESi_TDec-22-00 06:06 PM
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LAST EDITED ON 22-Dec-00 AT 11:07 PM (PST)

I'll help where I can man, but I have a 98. "Jason 95 GS" has a 95'.


>First: No gaskets? What's
>up with that ?

Easily fixed man by getting what you need at the local autoparts store. I think they already have pre-cut ones or ones you can cut out yourself. HRC provided me with any gasket I needed which I think was the turbo to DP one. Didn't need any others.

>
>Second: Where the heck is my
>fuel return line ?

I'm guessing from this diagram from Chiltons that the fuel return line IS closer to where the driver's side is. I'm not sure, but I see the FPR on the passenger side and then the fuel return hose on the driver's side. You 95 guys have me all confused after looking at this now.


Notice: (3) is the fuel return connections and (13) is the fuel ressure regulator. They're at opposite ends of the fuel rail. Weird stuff man. I guess what I'd do is just put the FMU right before the Fuel return line at that connection by (3).


>The fuel pressure reg. is
>attached to the end of
>the fuel rail and has
>a vacuum line routed to
>it, but the only line
>going in to my fuel
>rail is on the opposite
>(drivers) side.


It looks like it from this piture... eh? I just kept thinking before, though, that the location of the FPR on a 95' had to be one in the same the fuel return line. Guess not...

>
>Fourth: Someone said that the FMU
>-MUST- be perfectly level or
>it won't work properly. Bullshit
>or not ?

This sounds like pure bullshit to me. What the hell? You have some sort of water-operated FMU that operates at level conditions only? heheh sounds weird to me. The HRC instructions almost demand that your FPR is at a slant. No, this makes no sense to me.

>
>Fifth: Jack Daniels. I'm cold,
>tired, hungry and sore.
>I'mma go get drunk and
>finish it tomorrow.

This is the best idea yet. Take plenty of breaks while doing this and don't get frustrated or bogged down. Each step is a challenge, but you'll get it done. My hands were all cut up for a week after this job. Just take it easy,... it'll come.


Jason
98' Eagle Talon ESi-T
Mitsu Super 16g Turbo(HRC)


http://springfielddsm.homestead.com/JasonsPics.html

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Jason ESi-T

04' BMW 325Ci
91' Nissan 240SX
98' Eagle Talon ESi (sold)

  

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