S4 Fuel Rail: GM Equivalent?

S4 Fuel Rail: GM Equivalent?

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karmavore

Original Poster:

696 posts

260 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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I need a new one cos the PPO had the BOV installed in such a way so that it was rubbing on the rail and it's almost all the way through. The lotus part is only $227 from JAE, but if I can get it cheaper..

Luke.

>>> Edited by karmavore on Wednesday 19th January 06:00

Paula&Marcus

317 posts

279 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Huchhhhhhh .... thats why we put an O-ring around our BOVs

Cheers
Marcus (www.PUKesprit.de)



NJGSX96

269 posts

256 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Paula&Marcus said:
Huchhhhhhh .... thats why we put an O-ring around our BOVs


HAHAAH I always wondered what that was for!

karmavore

Original Poster:

696 posts

260 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Whatever

andrewp1989

35 posts

250 months

Friday 21st January 2005
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I am 90% certain (perhaps more than 90%?) that the fuel rail from a late 1980's to the mid 1990's in-line, cast iron, 2.2 litre GM engine IS the Esprit part. I would try the Chevy Cavalier or the Pontiac Sunfire; however there are Buicks and Saturns that I am certain use this same engine.

If you need a cheap source, I can likely: 1) pull one from a local Edmonton bone yard on a weekend, 2) compare it my 1989 Esprit Turbo's and, 3) if all is good, mail it to you (at cost).

AP

karmavore

Original Poster:

696 posts

260 months

Sunday 23rd January 2005
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Thank you for the offer! ..but I'd prefer a new one.