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Jaye R

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790 posts

254 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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What happens if/when I remove the two connectors marked on the picture below?

I don't want to disconnect and find I have fuel pouring out all over - that's if they are fuel related - not being that mechanically minded I'm not sure what they do or what they are connected to at the other end getmecoat Am I safe to undo them?



Many thanks in advance.

Cheers
Jaye

phillpot

17,511 posts

212 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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Between the masking tape there is a little thing looks bit like a tyre valve. take the cap off, hold some rag around it and press the centre pin with small screwdriver or similar (just like letting a tyre down) this will release any pressure in fuel system ( may not be any if engine not been run for a while) and pipes can then be disconnected, small amount of residual petrol may come out. seal everything off well, this is "clean side" of fuel filter, you really don't want any muck getting in here ! . nono

HTH Mike

Jaye R

Original Poster:

790 posts

254 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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Thanks Mike

I will 'crack on' with confidence (and remember to cover/seal things off properly) thumbup

Cheers
Jaye

phillpot

17,511 posts

212 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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Just out of couriosity what you doing to engine ?

Jaye R

Original Poster:

790 posts

254 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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Mike

Just following on from last winter - cleaned all the 'top half' last year and now going to set about sprucing up the 'bottom' half of the engine - get it all nice and 'shiny'.

Also, keeps me out of the hair of SWMBO during the winter evenings biggrin

Cheers
Jaye