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Pressure line question

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iuiuiu - 01 Apr 2004 05:28 GMT
Why do you loop the pressure line from the pipe and how many times is it
supposed to loop?

Thanks for any help
Justin Mahn - 01 Apr 2004 09:19 GMT
The loop is only there to bunch up the line and keep it from hanging down
from the chassis.  The length of the pressure line is designed to smooth out
the exhaust pulses and give a more consistent fuel pressure.  I guess on an
RC10GT, the pressure line is about 8 inches.

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> Why do you loop the pressure line from the pipe and how many times is it
> supposed to loop?
>
> Thanks for any help
Jamie Garofalo - 01 Apr 2004 14:47 GMT
It doesn't necessarily "have" to loop. The point that you want a
decent length of pressure line and the loop is to keep it from
flopping around. I usually keep my pressure line around 8 - 10" long
and have it run through the chassis.

One could also argue that the loop could be used to prevent unwanted
fuel leaks if turned over. Engine off ofcourse.
 
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