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78005, RC injector fitment Posted by soulcontroller, Jul-23-04 01:10 PM
ok, im installing some 440 rc's today, and looking at their fitment, they dont seem to fit snugly in the fuel rail. i would think that with higher fuel pressures gas is just going to leak past them...
i put new o-rings on the manifold side, but the rail side just seems loose...
comments?
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78007, RE: RC injector fitment Posted by soulcontroller, Jul-23-04 01:36 PM
never mind, new o-rings all around necessary, they are a PITA haha.
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78008, RE: RC injector fitment Posted by siueclipse, Jul-23-04 01:40 PM
oh and btw..
you will be able to spin the injectors around once you have them in. its not 100% solid.
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78012, RE: RC injector fitment Posted by soulcontroller, Jul-23-04 02:06 PM
yea, 2 went in pretty easily, 2 were being little sluts. the o ring kept coming out of place and the injector would sit crooked. i finally got em...all bolted up now, thanks james.
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78014, RE: RC injector fitment Posted by siueclipse, Jul-23-04 02:25 PM
no prob
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78022, RE: RC injector fitment Posted by Michael_97RS, Jul-23-04 06:48 PM
I'd double check those o-rings, if you pinched them you don't want to have an o-ring with a tear in it. Fuel leaking out is BAD.
A light coat of oil helps the o-ring slide in if it's being slutty.

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