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76 2.0 Djet
What is the proper routing for the drivers side fuel supply line to the injector rail? Just going in to replace all engine bay lines and the driver side is laying on top of the motor, and does not seem right. What do others have? Rich |
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74 L jet. similar i'm guessing
as @914werke says - fuel line runs inside plastic sleeve which clips to side of front inlet runner. clips are spot welded to runner. ![]() |
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