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- #61
:rof: Your unique Ferm! :thumbsup: I am trying to save for EFI Live. I still have my blocker plate and stick.
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installing blocker plate/finger stick AND code P0403 question
- Thread starter Odlaw
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Odlaw
Redneck
Even though I didn't expect to find a problem with the connections (they were all soldered) I checked em anyway...all was good. Even though the nuts were tight on the plate it still appears to have a small leak - a little soot/dark spot on the exhaust side of the blocker plate edge. So far, the codes have not come back after another tank of fuel.
- Staff
- #63
Is the gasket on the firewall side of the plate?
Odlaw
Redneck
Yes, on the firewall/exhaust side.
- Staff
- #65
Glad to hear that you got it straightened out. :thumbsup:
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- #66
Funny you should mention that. While I was changing the FF today I looked and I do not see anything that looks like an exhaust gasket in there. I don't see any signs of leaks either for that matter... I didn't get involved with the FS wiring today. I'll save that for one of those cold Sunday afternoons in Jan or Feb when I just want to hang around in the warm shop and tinker.
Odlaw
Redneck
On mine the gasket appears to be two very thin, metallic gaskets...and they were stacked together on the exhaust side before I inserted the blocker plate.
They are really hard to see.
They are really hard to see.