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Flame Trap question

posted by  allen820 on  Thu Nov 28 13:51 CST 2002
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I am not sure what you are describing, but, unless your car is a turbo, it should have a flame trap. Sounds like someone has maybe just removed the original and not replaced it. You probably should get a manual and check photos to be sure. Otherwise, just clean everything up with WD-40 (including hoses), stick the flame trap you bought into the flange, and put everything back together.






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