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Installing an EFI/ITB setup - doubts
I'm in the process of installing my "homegrown" efi/itb setup... and when I removed CIS, 2 questions became apparent:
- Should I still use / need the fuel accumulator ? I guess it won't harm if it stays. - There's a hose from the inside of the CIS airbox (a breather I think) to the top of the oil tank. What should I do to it ? Plug it ? Thanks |
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Vintage Owner
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The hose sounds like the oil tank breather. If you don't have it connected, you should run a hose from the oil tank to a catch can as you need to vent the oil tank.
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You will not need the fuel accumulator for EFI. Most EFI computers generate a priming pulse when you turn the ignition on to build fuel pressure prior to cranking.
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