FI fuel line routing Options

[watsonrx13]

I'm in the process of installing AA's upper fuel line kit, but I'm not certain how the long FI fuel line goes across the engine from one side to the other.

Here's how I've placed it, is this the correct location?



Also, I need some assistance with the wires....

I have a red wire coming from the Aux Air Valve, where does it connect to?

I also have a white wire from the wiring loom, does it connect to the white wire at the quick connect, next to the distributor?

Also, where does the black wire from the distributor connect to?



Finally, do I have the distributor wired correctly and should the spark plug wires go beneath the intake manifolds?



-- Rob

[watsonrx13]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions....

The fuel line I have in place needs to be cut, that's why I was asking how to route it. It is suppose to connect the two fuel rails. Once I have it measured, I'll cut it and use the left over for more of the fuel lines. BTW, this is AAs upper fuel line kit. I has this length of fuel hose, (4) pre-bent elbows for the injectors and the hose clamps. Also included are the large FI rubber seals.

I still need to attach the fuel pressure regulator and the cold start valve, using the left over fuel line... Also, I need to cut the lines for the fuel pump...

Once I get the fuel lines attached, I'll connect the vacuum lines...

Cap'n, the distributor cap I got new from AA last week.... So you're recommending that I NOT use it.... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) BTW, I haven't cut the coil wire yet, that's why it's so long... The car also came with the Petronix, I'm planning to remove it and replace with points and condensor, also purchased new from AA....

Tom, I've got after-market spark plug wires, so the standard wire holders are too small... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

Finally, one of the questions that has been overlooked, where does the black wire from the distributor connect to?

-- Rob