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Old 07-13-2019, 09:54 PM
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Question what tool for removing fuel relief valve

Is there a special tool for removing the fuel pressure relief valve? Part Nbr 993.110.217.00 It appears to be threaded.

Backstory... I'm working on a 3.4 to 3.8 rebuild. While fuel rails are out, I'm replacing the regulator, injectors, and pressure relief valve & cap. Thanks!








Old 07-13-2019, 09:56 PM
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Tire valve stem core removal tool

Althought it is a part that is almost never changed in a fuel rail. I would almost venture to change that to never ever changed
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Another trick, buy an Aluminum AN cap, it adds some safety to the shrader valve ever failing..
Free flowing fuel in the engine bay seldom goes well..
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Actually that Schrader valve is a size bigger than a standard tire stem Schrader valve. It is the standard size of an A/C refrigerant line Schrader valve. So an A/C Schrader valve removal tool will work perfectly.

In a pinch, I have used A/C pressure gauges and lines/fittings to test fuel pressure on those, A pressure gauge is a pressure gauge !!

Also if you can't find an anodized AN fitting, the brass A/C caps will work and be better than the plastic cap..
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Originally Posted by Porschetech3
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In a pinch, I have used A/C pressure gauges and lines/fittings to test fuel pressure on those, A pressure gauge is a pressure gauge !!
That's too funny...+1
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Thanks everyone. Right after Mbren1979 reply, I hopped on Amazon for next day free delivery. $1.87 and 24 hours later, I completed this small task.
Here's the removal tool. Here's the removal tool.

All parts purchased from Sonnen Porsche, including a new brass cap.


old set left, new set right


dry fit
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My bad, looks like that one is the 4mm, not the 6mm.



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