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Fuel Injection Test Port

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Test fuel pressure and need

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Does anyone know the thread size and pitch for the schrader type fitting on the fuel rail ?I need to test the fuel pressure and need to buy an adapter for my tester .Thank you
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Use harbor freight ac kit

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Here's a tip I found about using the harbor freight AC kit...
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Test fuel pressure and need

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Suggestion · Original poster
Does anyone know the thread size and pitch for the schrader type fitting on the fuel rail ?I need to test the fuel pressure and need to buy an adapter for my tester .Thank you
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Use harbor freight ac kit

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Here's a tip I found about using the harbor freight AC kit...
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know the thread size and pitch for the schrader type fitting on the fuel rail ?I need to test the fuel pressure and need to buy an adapter for my tester .Thank you Dave

POST 2Original post

From other sources such as the following it is M14 x 1.5. http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic...-fuel-pressure And you can buy the adapter from Porsche p/n 00072195590. Gasp. $140 discounted.

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Here's a tip I found about using the harbor freight AC kit... "HF AC service kit (item# 92649). The low pressure side has the correct pressure range and the fitting was a lot deeper and caught the threads and made a good seal." from http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic...ost__p__204298

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Logray-thanks for the tip on Harbor Freight .The Porsche part must be platinum plated Dave

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