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Good discussion, and I've had many with Fitz in the old days. But he doesn't explain why a malfunctioning carb'd engine is more likely to ignite fuel in the intake manifold than one fuel injected. And I've heard them do exactly that, cringing while imagining that fragile platinum wire. Nor does anyone say why the flame trap's plumbing -- specific to the fuel injected configuration -- wouldn't have deleted the insert in those many years since FI was introduced. Not buying it until I see it, and yes there are plenty such myths created on these boards and propagated ad infinitum. Some ARE created by Volvo Tech Pubs.
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Art Benstein near Baltimore


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