fuel injector atomiser piping.

Started by leeroy_25, November 29, 2009, 08:24:28 PM

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leeroy_25

I have just converted my FD to single turbo and looking at the plumbing diagram for the pressure/vac lines I need to plumb the fuel injector atomiser line in on the compressor outlet ideally before the intercooler. I have also got a fitting to go here for my external wastegate setup. What I want to know is can I \'T\' off my wastegate pessure line to get a feed for the Injector atomiser or will that mess up the wastegate? I have no spare pressure source with outtapping a fresh one somewhere. Which will probably require welding a boss onto  the intercooler pipework.

Advise please.

Thank yo
Lee

DR SCHNITZEL

Mine vents to atmosphere, naughty i know

DR SCHNITZEL


DR SCHNITZEL

Whats a fuel injector atomiser line? i thought you meant the line from your tank. The only lines that go into my turbo line after the compressor are the two for my boost control pre intercooler. vac lines for my fpr and the boost controllor on the lim/uim itself and the brake system

leeroy_25

Hopefully this link will work..
http://www.negative-camber.org/crispyrx7/mysinglevachose.jpg

The pressure line in question is labelled \'fuel injector atomiser\'.. It\'s a fitting near the secondary fuel rail entry on the LIM..

Shows it on the compressor outlet pre-intercooler.

Cheers
Lee

marco

you sure that isnt the vent line for the oil injection lines?

marco

ignore my last post, i am an idiot, the oil injection line on the diagram as well.

ad4m1

can u not t it off the line going to the boost controller solenoid

DR SCHNITZEL

If your running an aftermarket secondary fuel rail you wont have a fuel injector atomiser. so ignore it.
 
i also have totally ignored the omp lines as they dont run off vaccum according to my readings.
 
also the blue line going from the charcoal canister. vents to nowt.
 
everything else is as this diagram.
 
fair play

gonzoninja

If you need to get a take off for a vacuum line, revotec do some self-sealing take-offs that you can put through any silicon couplers you might have.

That\'s what I used.
\'In the long-run, we\'re all dead, so you might as well own a Rex\' J.M. Keynes