Hi all
I have a Lada Niva with a 2L 132 motor and now I am fitting a 124 injection kit onto it.
I have a few issues that I need help with, so hopefully some of you good buggers can help out.
First up is the fuel rail and how to plumb it up. What are the points 1, 2 and 3? I know 1 and 2 is part of the Fuel pressure regulator, but I done't know which way to plumb it all up,
Next is the bit that is on top of the intake manifold that looks like a coolant type thing, What is it and where do I plumb it up to and do I even need it?
Thirdly, what do I do here? the dizzy cap cannot fit on with this manifold as the injector part of the manifold gets in the way. Do you guys run a remote dizzy setup or something else? If so, I may be in need of this quite soon.
Finally, can the AFM be mounted on top of the engine? or will the vibrations and heat affect it? Sorry for this newbie as question as, it is because I have only had to deal with carbs up until this point. Strange for a 22 year old I know.
Any help will be greatly appreciated,
Cheers
Lincoln Prouting
I have a Lada Niva with a 2L 132 motor and now I am fitting a 124 injection kit onto it.
I have a few issues that I need help with, so hopefully some of you good buggers can help out.
First up is the fuel rail and how to plumb it up. What are the points 1, 2 and 3? I know 1 and 2 is part of the Fuel pressure regulator, but I done't know which way to plumb it all up,
Next is the bit that is on top of the intake manifold that looks like a coolant type thing, What is it and where do I plumb it up to and do I even need it?
Thirdly, what do I do here? the dizzy cap cannot fit on with this manifold as the injector part of the manifold gets in the way. Do you guys run a remote dizzy setup or something else? If so, I may be in need of this quite soon.
Finally, can the AFM be mounted on top of the engine? or will the vibrations and heat affect it? Sorry for this newbie as question as, it is because I have only had to deal with carbs up until this point. Strange for a 22 year old I know.
Any help will be greatly appreciated,
Cheers
Lincoln Prouting
