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19318, about sizing of service port on fuel rail Posted by Kirby, Apr-08-02 09:34 AM
i believe it's a -6an fitting for the service port on the fuel rail, am i correct? and secondly where can i find a an fitting will they have this at a hardware store or would i need a performance shop?
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19319, RE: about sizing of service port on fuel rail Posted by mkerley, Apr-08-02 11:43 AM
If it's on the end of the fuel rail, it's -4an and you can get the fittings at a hardware store or plumbing type store. If you can't find on, go to anplumbing.com (i think that's the name) or summitracing.com has them as well.
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19320, RE: about sizing of service port on fuel rail Posted by Corbin, Apr-08-02 12:43 PM
I've never been able to get them at hardware or plumbing stores. Mkerly has the size right; it's -04 AN. I believe that AN has a 37 degree flare and SAE is 45 degree flare. Alot of hardware stores carry SAE flares. Check out summit for the AN fitting or get a local shop to order it. A -04 female to 1/8 NPT male and NPT coupler will work nicely for your fuel pressure gauge. Your fuel pressure gauge was working properly all along. I forgot that your stock FPR was still operational and the FMU is just a riser. I won't go into details, but we put the sensor in the wrong place to work at anything less than 0 boost. It should be in the fuel rail.
Corbin
'95 ESI-T HRC+FMIC+ETC...

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19321, RE: about sizing of service port on fuel rail Posted by mkerley, Apr-09-02 03:05 AM
I honestly don't know which flare I bought (it's the correct one though), but I found mine at a local industrial hydraulic store. To find one in your area, go here http://www.parker.com/distloc/english/search-fcg.asp click on brass products and find your area and it will list if there are any stores.
Matt
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