Okay, so I'm debugging my new TBI system and I decide to replace the gasket at the intake manifold. This involves removing the fuel lines at the throttle body. In my case, I have high pressure rubber fuel line coming up to the throttle body with a pushlock AN fitting at the end of the rubber, then an adapter to go into the actual throttle body thing itself.
I'm trying to loosen the rubber line fitting from the adapter and the adapter is turning, so I think the adapter is kinda loose in the throttle body. I decide to snug it down a little and something gives. Turns out that I cracked the place on the TBI where the adapter enters.
So my question is, how bad is this? It's not actually the throttle body itself, it's part of the injector assembly or something. I'm not real familiar with this stuff. Can I go to an auto parts store and get the part I cracked, or is this stuff hard to get?
This is a serious bummer, I'm so unhappy right now. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
I'm trying to loosen the rubber line fitting from the adapter and the adapter is turning, so I think the adapter is kinda loose in the throttle body. I decide to snug it down a little and something gives. Turns out that I cracked the place on the TBI where the adapter enters.
So my question is, how bad is this? It's not actually the throttle body itself, it's part of the injector assembly or something. I'm not real familiar with this stuff. Can I go to an auto parts store and get the part I cracked, or is this stuff hard to get?
This is a serious bummer, I'm so unhappy right now. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif