Howdy all 🙂
Just picked up a genuine fuel injection setup for my bay kombi.
How the hell do I install it?? Is there any VW shop you may know of in Brisvegas region who can do this for me?? and do it well 🙂
Cheers
[Edited on 17-7-2004 by Kombi M@D]
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Are you using the standard computer or an aftermarket one?
If you are using the standard set up make sure you have all the parts for it, eg: fuel regulator, fuel pump, fuel tank, all the lines, wiring, there are lots.
Not a job for the faint hearted!!
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As last reply said make sure you have all the sensors and goodies.If you lay them out as if on engine your gray wires should all fall into place.Type 3 Haynes book has a good section.Make sure you have a fuel tank that has or can fit the fuel return pipe.
I have just recently replaced my fuel vapour lines and fuel filler rubber elbow, but I didn't see anything that could be a 'fuel return' inlet? where is this inlet?
Could I fit the 'fuel return' into the fuel filler neck as it is easy to get at behind the round pop out panel??
THanks guys. BTW this is a genuine FI setup, computer and all.
You need to have the FI fuel tank, it has an outlet pipe & a return pipe on the bottom of the tank, it also has a surge tank built into it which you need when running the high pressure fuel pump so it doesnt starve for fuel.
Graham
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