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Old 01-13-2015, 01:49 PM
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Well, there you have it!




Did not have to remove the fuel rails, the rear damper or the FPR, just the MAF, then I got to the last connector and the harness was out.

Have a couple of bad conectors that probably will have to be replaced. About 2 hours of work in total. I am a bit worried of getting it all together again.

Thanks again!
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I went to the fishing store and bought a bunch of tackle box organizers for all the parts. Since I also tore down my heads, I got one for each, then one for each other sub assembly.
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Wow, with the fuel circuit intact and in place. Would not have guessed. Nicely done!
Old 01-14-2015, 03:20 AM
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Originally Posted by fraggle
I went to the fishing store and bought a bunch of tackle box organizers for all the parts. Since I also tore down my heads, I got one for each, then one for each other sub assembly.
Thats a useful advice. Thanks! For now I use zipbags but when I get to the dismantling of the engine tackle boxes will be perfect!

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Wow, with the fuel circuit intact and in place. Would not have guessed. Nicely done!
Sometimes you surprise even yourself!

Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Thoomas
Don't lose the M5 bolt in the V, it secures the hard return fuel line under the fuel regulator.
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Originally Posted by Leon Speed
Don't lose the M5 bolt in the V, it secures the hard return fuel line under the fuel regulator.
The bolt is secured! Thanks!



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