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Old 02-12-2012, 12:22 AM
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Actually can't get the pic to upload. But there is a round thing with a wiring connector and it's also connected to the fuel return line and the front drivers side of the intake manifold. What is this? This is on a 98 ws6. I know I've heard the 98's fuel system is a little different than 99 and up and I'm a little confused. This thing looks like it is connected to a fuel return line, but I don't see where the fuel rail itself is connected to the return line. I have new rails and a regulator, but how do I need to rout the return. I know I need to take out the regulator in the fuel tank to use my new regulator. Thanks

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It's the evap solenoid
Old 02-12-2012, 07:13 AM
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Ok so do I have to have it or can I disconnect it an just run the return from my regulator strait to the return line?
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Any one?
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the evap solenoid line connects to the side of the manifold behind the Throttle body. the other fuel line that is there is your feed line, and that would connect to your rails
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Ok so is the fuel line connected to the evap solenoid the line I use as my return when I install my new regulator with my rails?
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Need some help with that last question please.
Old 02-14-2012, 12:40 PM
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I know a lot of u have installed a regulator with you rails. Some body help me out please.
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So I know one of the 2 fuel lines coming in on the drivers side is the feed but is the other connected to the solenoid the return?
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I'm kinda new here, but here is my 2 cents. The evap solonoid, and that line is part of the emission controls, not the fuel system per se. Its used to burn the vapors collected from the fuel tank. The stock return line I believe is down under the car, at the back by the filter on the drivers side. Its near the LCA. I think you are going to have to do some plumbing for your return back to the tank. Do not connect the evap line to your fuel rails return.
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Thanks for the help. Does any one have any advice on how they ran their return?




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