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What parts effect fuel pressure? 200

posted by  3volvos on  Thu Oct 9 14:10 CST 2008
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Randy:
I will give this a try. I have a spare rail that I grabbed off of one of my old turbos. Its so annoying, yet challenging trying to get her running right. You are very descriptive with your posts which is awesome. I was reading your post and as I got to this part..."It would be a good idea to work outside and have a fire extinguisher at the ready"
I spit my beer up on my computer..LOLOL Anyone that has had a situation like that happens fully understands. I once had a GMC Safari van catch fire in my backyard.






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