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    Nothing has happened I am putting in a new turbo and pump and I want to take my cooling system apart to check it out and I want to put my EGT prob post turbo so I want to take the manifold off to drill and weld I do not want to take any chances of swarf getting in and I am pluming up my new fmic and also most likely redoing the intake grrrr lol
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    Hey guys
    Now I'm around to turning the fuel up on my fuel pump. I have the standard 10mm. How do you put more fuel in?
    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by JackoGQYoot View Post
    Hey guys
    Now I'm around to turning the fuel up on my fuel pump. I have the standard 10mm. How do you put more fuel in?
    Cheers
    You don't I had the same problem with my standard 10 mm pump with out a compansater you will get the attention from the cops with all the black soot coming out the back when you put your foot down and it is bad for the longevity of your motor that is if you want to do it right, I replaced my pump to do it the right way over fueling is not good to get power

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