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3.4l non e-gas to e-gas

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YOUR RESEARCH3.4l non e-gas to e-gas

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Run gas through a freon chamber

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As I'm tearing it down I noticed that porsche ran the gas through a freon chamber.

3.4l non e-gas to e-gas
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Check book

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I would interpret that to mean that you don't need to swap the fuel rail (return/returnless), but I will check the book when I get home in a while to see if it provided more info that I have since forgotten.

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Run giac file

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BTW I am running a GIAC file on my box.

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Check book

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I would interpret that to mean that you don't need to swap the fuel rail (return/returnless), but I will check the book when I get home in a while to see if it provided more info that I have since forgotten.

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Fill chamber

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It helps lower the incoming charge's temperature which helps more completely fill the chamber with air and fuel and also lowers the chance for detonation.

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I would interpret that to mean that you don't need to swap the fuel rail (return/returnless), but I will check the book when I get home in a while to see if it provided more info that I have since forgotten.

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Fill chamber

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It helps lower the incoming charge's temperature which helps more completely fill the chamber with air and fuel and also lowers the chance for detonation.

3.4l non e-gas to e-gas

Run gas through a freon chamber

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As I'm tearing it down I noticed that porsche ran the gas through a freon chamber.

3.4l non e-gas to e-gas

Run giac file

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BTW I am running a GIAC file on my box.

3.4l non e-gas to e-gas
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I picked up a used 3.4l e-gas engine for my 3.4l non e-gas pcar. As I'm tearing it down I noticed that porsche ran the gas through a freon chamber. My question is can I swap the fuel rail, a/c compressor, and chamber over to my non e-gas and keep the box happy? BTW I am running a GIAC file on my box.

POST 2Original post

Quotes source post: 10302551

The early 996's were AFAIK all non e-Gas so I'm a bit puzzled to read of one with e-Gas. Regardless, if the engine came equipped with what I believe is a fuel cooler (my Turbo has one) I'd try to use that. Cool fuel is important. It helps lower the incoming charge's temperature which helps more completely fill the chamber with air and fuel and also lowers the chance for detonation. The DME will protect the engine by dialing back timing but there's a downside or two to this Best if the DME doesn't have to dial back timing.

POST 3Original post

As I recall from reading the ultimate companion, in cars with return fuel line cars the fuel cooler ensures the fuel returning to the tank isn't overheated. In returnless systems, it's supposed to prevent vaporlock. I would interpret that to mean that you don't need to swap the fuel rail (return/returnless), but I will check the book when I get home in a while to see if it provided more info that I have since forgotten.

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 10305686

There are those benefits as well and they are not insignificant. The point is if the engine is equipped with a fuel cooler ideally it should remain so equipped and the cooler hooked up correctly and working properly. This might require a change to the DME or the A/C controller. A non-fuel cooler equipped car may not be set up to engage the A/C compressor and set it to get the desired degree of fuel cooling.

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