I was looking around to gauge the difficulty of installation of an FMU and I noticed the two lines on the drivers side of the rail. I couldn't determine which is the return and which is the fuel supply line. One is directly off the rail on the drivers side and runs towards the passenger side of the firewall where it connects to a hard line behind the intake manifold. The other line runs from some sort of side port on the rail so to speak(right next to the first line) and runs towards the drivers side of the firewall somewhere behind the battery. Which is the return and which is the supply line? I'm hoping the first described is the return line. Would make things a bit easier. I dont think I want to pay someone to install a turbo kit. Thanks
#1643, "RE: 95 fuel supply and return lines" In response to Reply # 0
The one with a hose clamp on it is the return line. the one below it is the feed line. The feed line is actually bolted together, and won't come apart, but the return line is just clamped on to the fuel rail. I had the same thought when i first looked at my 95 setup, i thought it was odd that the feed line came up into the middle of the fuel rail as i always thought the soft line on the drivers side of the rail would be the feed, but that is not so.
Hope that helps, and i can have pics in a few hours if you need them.
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