Bowser50

I just bought a banjo bolt from geno's garage and it's for my fuel pressure gauge. I know that I can place it underneath the filter housing but what about the inlet on the CP3 anyone use this same banjo bolt, and also I was a Edit and forgot to order seals with it. are the ones already on the banjos good to use again? or can I go to napa or somewhere like that and get some? just wondering want to get the gauges done this weekend and don't want to have to keep running back and forth to the parts store for this and that. any help would be greatly appreciated.

bansh-eman

Is it one of the high flow banjos? If it is the same thing that goes on the inlet side of the fuel canister I think it will fit the CP3 as well. As far as seals, I can not say. I would assume you could just get some new copper washers and it be ok?

Bowser50

well they look like little washers with rubber inside wasn't sure if I needed them on the fittings or if I could just reuse the ones I have. for the banjo its a tapped banjo so I can put a 1/8 npt sensor in it. I sent genos an email hopefully they get back to me soon.

Bowser50

Okay so Genos said I can use the bolt on the CP3 but didn't mention any seals so I guess I will just put it on and use the ones I got.

bansh-eman

Use the seals. I just got my MK2 kit today and it has the washers your talking about. They have a ring of rubber inside them.

Bowser50

Can I get them at a parts store? I want to start this project on friday night and have it done by sunday. I don't want to have to order them off the net they won't be here in time.

bansh-eman

If you have a Grainger, Fastnal, or similar place near you, they more then likely would have what you need. If not, I would think that your standard copper crush washers would work as well.

Bowser50

im sure I can find a crush washer somewhere

Bowser50

ne body know the torque specs on a banjo bolt at the CP3?

bansh-eman

I just installed my MK-2 fuel filter kit yesterday. Thse washers with the rubber on them can be reused. I reused mine and they sealed fine. Not sure what the torque spec is. I just snugged it down. It came off pretty easy.

tryNto

18 ft lbs...