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Harald



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Changing the PRV
Does anybody know what gasket is used between the PRV and the fuel rail (see red arrow)?
Is it a copper ring, does it need to be replaced when you change the PRV?
If yes, does anybody know the inside/outside diameter and thickness, or maybe a part number?



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SimonDavies



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Hi,
I have only changed the valve on a ford transit, with obviously, the same 2.4 engine. There is a copper washer that comes with the valve (I bought a genuine ford part) for the point you have highlighted.
There is also a copper washer on the nozzle that you have to remove from the valve - this is not replaceable and needs replacing as a whole however with a small wrap of PTFE tape on the threads as precaution, I have not had one leak yet.
Hope this is of some help.
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Harald



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I bought the prv from DENSO, it comes without a cupper ring Sad
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Harald



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I had a look at the box of the PRV, it is not DENSO but FEBI BILSTEIN (Part 46366).
So I was wrong in my previous post.

On the photo's on the WWW there is always a copper washer included, but not with the PRV I recieved. Sad
is the washer (what should come with it) for the left side (fuel rail) or for the right side (return hose side)?


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Post #759537 19th Feb 2019 8:06am
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SimonDavies



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The new washer goes up against the rail (inside), sealing your new valve.
The union that threads into the PRV, the part the return pipe clips onto has a washer as part of it i.e the threads are larger than the centre diameter of the washer.
This is all from memory so if anyone else can confirm
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Harald



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@SimonDavies THNX!
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hank



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In a pinch re-use the copper washer by annealing it. Heat it red hot with soldering torch, allow to cool and flat off with fine abrasive paper (300 grit minimum) on a flat surface > 110 XS Double Cab
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Harald



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THNX
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