removing fuel rail covers
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Here's some detailed instuctions.
1. Remove oil fill cap
2. Tug on right cover.
3. If right cover isn't off yet, repeat step 2.
4. Tug on left cover.
5. When cover pops loose, twist the cover to open the seam and allow the fuel line(s) to pass through it.
6. If left cover isn't off yet, go back to step 4.
In all seriousness, they are simply snapped in place. Not a stupid question if you don't know...but you'll get a laugh once you have them off.
1. Remove oil fill cap
2. Tug on right cover.
3. If right cover isn't off yet, repeat step 2.
4. Tug on left cover.
5. When cover pops loose, twist the cover to open the seam and allow the fuel line(s) to pass through it.
6. If left cover isn't off yet, go back to step 4.
In all seriousness, they are simply snapped in place. Not a stupid question if you don't know...but you'll get a laugh once you have them off.
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proving once again...no stupid questions...just stupid answers
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proving once again...no stupid questions...just stupid answers
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Originally Posted by bops90
Thanks Robert, if we all "new it all" we would not need this forum
or if we knew it all even
relax man.....please don't be one of those uptight C5 Gen guys
I guess you missed the humor in my reply
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Originally Posted by 03Ragtop
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into C5Tech. 
its never safe to go to C5 anything
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Originally Posted by bops90
No i didnt take anything the wrong way, glad to get the info,sorry about the miss spell thanks for pointing that out!
