Re: [DML] Fuel pump lines
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Re: [DML] Fuel pump lines



I don't believe anything would happen because the primary pressure 
regulator in the metering head will be jammed shut.

BUT, the return line on the accumulator is only held on with hose clips 
- it's not meant to be pressurised.

Martin

TalksToGod wrote:

>I'm wondering what would happen if you were to switch the lines from
>the fuel pump going to the metal lines running to the accumulator.
>Would the car run at all? I often wondered this when I was putting my
>car back together the times I needed to take the frame off and do
>work. I did note how they are hooked up in order not to make this
>mistake. But what would result? Thanks -Dan Benedek #5003
>
>  
>





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