

| Subject: | Re: OK, OK, new topic |
| From: | Karl |
| Date: | Tue, 8 Sep 2009 19:25:18 -0400 |
Scott, that metal ring's sole purpose it to clamp the end cap on the tube, against it's sealing ring. If you lived here in the east you'd have a chance to see a lot of them rusted off! :-) And no, should not matter which direction it goes, but if pointed forward it gives more fire exposure when it blows off from rust! Karl Scott Daniel - Turbovans wrote: > I asked once before, and didn't see a reply. > so .......on waterboxer fuel injectors........that black plastic 'fuel > rail' > thing they connect to, > two questions, > there is a round shiny metal thing on the forward ends of the black plastic > 'fuel rails.' > > What it that thing ? ( a damper of some kind is all that comes to my mind, > IF it is anything besides just an end cap ) > and .... > does it matter which way those things point, forward or aft ? > > I doubt it matters, but have one engine with them on backwards ( runs fine > btw ) >
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