@reneanduray Sorry sir, no detailed plans (I just made it on the fly) Basically this will suffice :)
Section of pvc pipe (not the foam stuff!) Schedule 40 or better. 2" dia. about 1' long. 1 end cap. 1 inspection cap with a screw top. Glue the caps in place on the section of pipe. drill bottom end cap and tap to 1/2 NPT. install barb fitting into bottom. drill side of pipe about 1" below inspection cap. install air fitting that fits your air hose. Shut off valve is optional. to be continued-
@reneanduray to use: DISABLE YOUR FUEL PUMP!!! 1) using strong wire hang device from suitable spot and connect to your fuel rail using your ingenuity. Good, tight connection here required. 2)fill about halfway with a mixture of gasoline and seafoam. About 70/30. (engine will NOT run on seafoam alone!...ask me how I know...LOL) 2) Set your air compressor regulator to 40psi and connect air hose. 3) start engine and run till it stops. 4) remove device, reassemble fuel system. Good luck ;)
Amazing Sir! American ingenuity at its best!!!
Do you have detail plans of your creation that you are willing o share?
reneanduray 3 months ago
@reneanduray Sorry sir, no detailed plans (I just made it on the fly) Basically this will suffice :)
Section of pvc pipe (not the foam stuff!) Schedule 40 or better. 2" dia. about 1' long. 1 end cap. 1 inspection cap with a screw top. Glue the caps in place on the section of pipe. drill bottom end cap and tap to 1/2 NPT. install barb fitting into bottom. drill side of pipe about 1" below inspection cap. install air fitting that fits your air hose. Shut off valve is optional. to be continued-
twoeightythreez 3 months ago
@reneanduray to use: DISABLE YOUR FUEL PUMP!!! 1) using strong wire hang device from suitable spot and connect to your fuel rail using your ingenuity. Good, tight connection here required. 2)fill about halfway with a mixture of gasoline and seafoam. About 70/30. (engine will NOT run on seafoam alone!...ask me how I know...LOL) 2) Set your air compressor regulator to 40psi and connect air hose. 3) start engine and run till it stops. 4) remove device, reassemble fuel system. Good luck ;)
twoeightythreez 3 months ago
@twoeightythreez
Thanks Very much! I'll head over to The Homedepot this weekend.
Thanks Kindly; Your design Rocks!!
reneanduray 3 months ago
OK> good info. Did it help?
CoolasIce2 5 months ago