Help! Depressurizing fuel system
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Hi All,
Some newbie emergency questions...
Jbob and I are on the way to the timing belt on his 924S.
The rotor was old and withered and it cracked as it came off. We dont have a replacement (yet).
Next step called for depressurizing the fuel system. To do that we have to start the engine?
Is there a way of doing it without starting the engine?
Thanks for any help!
Some newbie emergency questions...
Jbob and I are on the way to the timing belt on his 924S.
The rotor was old and withered and it cracked as it came off. We dont have a replacement (yet).
Next step called for depressurizing the fuel system. To do that we have to start the engine?
Is there a way of doing it without starting the engine?
Thanks for any help!
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Yes! Its been sitting for a few days. Thanks!
It was such a newbie issue to get hung up on, damn haynes manual waiting to step 6 before telling us to start the F*#king engine...
Thanks again.
It was such a newbie issue to get hung up on, damn haynes manual waiting to step 6 before telling us to start the F*#king engine...
Thanks again.