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KANE
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- Corvette
- Dark Blue 1982 Trans Am(s): Polo Green 1995 MN6
Eight of fuel line stands between me and having the TPI swap complete!!!!!
I would have been done last night but I couldn't find the two feet of high pressure fuel line in the garage. Grrrr...
:bash
Oh well. There is always this evening.
I found a great way to access the frame adjacent to the gas tank- remove the outer most tail lamp. I can fit my arm and hand back there through the bumper to gt to the area I'm working on easily.
I also came up with a neat bracket for the MAP sensor. My TPI was oiginally a MAF unit, so I didn't have a bracket for the MAP sensor. I picked up a flat piece of aluminum from the hardware store that is about a half inch wide and I bent it to fit the contour of the plenum from the vacuum port up to whee the sensor will mount. It is very simply in design but workd great.
Stay tuned- I may have running as early as tomorrow!!!
I would have been done last night but I couldn't find the two feet of high pressure fuel line in the garage. Grrrr...
:bash
Oh well. There is always this evening.
I found a great way to access the frame adjacent to the gas tank- remove the outer most tail lamp. I can fit my arm and hand back there through the bumper to gt to the area I'm working on easily.
I also came up with a neat bracket for the MAP sensor. My TPI was oiginally a MAF unit, so I didn't have a bracket for the MAP sensor. I picked up a flat piece of aluminum from the hardware store that is about a half inch wide and I bent it to fit the contour of the plenum from the vacuum port up to whee the sensor will mount. It is very simply in design but workd great.
Stay tuned- I may have running as early as tomorrow!!!