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Old Feb 27, 2006
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Quick fuel rail question....

Trying to avoid a turbo install headache. The 2 studs that hold the fuel rail on, is there a hex section on it to grab with a wrench and turn it out so I can put a pair of bolts in there with the RSX injectors?
If not, then are those studs thread locked into the injector plate such that they'll be a real PITA to remove?
Also if not, is there a less destructive method to get them on other than vice grips?
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just double-nut the stud and back it out. Thats the easiest way i found to remove them.
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
just double-nut the stud and back it out. Thats the easiest way i found to remove them.
^^^^^ is what i did also Mine came right out...
 
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