Need fuel shut off valve (Nitrous Outlet)
Sep 22, 2011 | 08:48 PM
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Need fuel shut off valve (Nitrous Outlet)
Hey can anyone tell me what i need (what size) to install a fuel shut off valve right before my fuel pressure safety switch? (Red fittings is fuel)
Sep 23, 2011 | 10:00 AM
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I"m picturing something like this just so i can remove the fuel line going from my fuel rail to my fuel noid without dumping fuel all over the place. i just dont kknow what size i need.
Sep 23, 2011 | 11:27 AM
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Once the system is installed you should not have to be removing it.
If you have to remove it for any reason like I did to install a fuel pressure gauge then what I do is turn on the truck and open the hood. Then I pull the fuel pump relay out and wait until it turns off. After that it has very little fuel left in the line so I just put a rag under the line and remove.
With the valve you will also get a little fuel left in the line even when closed.
If you have to remove it for any reason like I did to install a fuel pressure gauge then what I do is turn on the truck and open the hood. Then I pull the fuel pump relay out and wait until it turns off. After that it has very little fuel left in the line so I just put a rag under the line and remove.
With the valve you will also get a little fuel left in the line even when closed.
Sep 23, 2011 | 11:41 AM
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Once the system is installed you should not have to be removing it.
I realize this, the system has been installed for 3 years.
If you have to remove it for any reason like I did to install a fuel pressure gauge then what I do is turn on the truck and open the hood. Then I pull the fuel pump relay out and wait until it turns off. After that it has very little fuel left in the line so I just put a rag under the line and remove.
With the valve you will also get a little fuel left in the line even when closed.
I realize this, the system has been installed for 3 years.
If you have to remove it for any reason like I did to install a fuel pressure gauge then what I do is turn on the truck and open the hood. Then I pull the fuel pump relay out and wait until it turns off. After that it has very little fuel left in the line so I just put a rag under the line and remove.
With the valve you will also get a little fuel left in the line even when closed.
I realize this, the system has been installed for 3 years. I plan on removing it temporarily to create a new bracket and i dont want to be "down" the entire time as i dont know when it will be done. I'd rather have a valve instead of a cap on the fuel rail.
Sep 23, 2011 | 01:35 PM
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sounds like a waste of money to be honest. pull the line from the fuel rail and put the schrader valve back in. when you're done with the bracket just put it back together in reverse order.
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