MPI #7 fuel rail defect???
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I do think that mercruiser fixed the problem sometime after 1997....I think when they went with MEFI 2 but I'm not 100% sure.
I had the best success with mine by using a dremmel tool with a long slender grinding bit. Fairly easy but be VERY careful not to slip and score the o ring mating surface. Make sure you insert the bit into the fuel feed hole before turning the dremel on and turn it off before you withdraw the bit. Thay way you minimize the chance of making a mistake. I found out the hard way! Good luck-
I had the best success with mine by using a dremmel tool with a long slender grinding bit. Fairly easy but be VERY careful not to slip and score the o ring mating surface. Make sure you insert the bit into the fuel feed hole before turning the dremel on and turn it off before you withdraw the bit. Thay way you minimize the chance of making a mistake. I found out the hard way! Good luck-
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I can tell you that the mefi3 fuel rail DOES NOT have the restricted #7 hole,so at least 98 and newer is o/k,not sure if it was just the mefi-1 or if the mefi2 was restricted too,Smitty
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Originally Posted by articfriends
I can tell you that the mefi3 fuel rail DOES NOT have the restricted #7 hole,so at least 98 and newer is o/k,not sure if it was just the mefi-1 or if the mefi2 was restricted too,Smitty
Smitty, don't you have an extra MEFI 3 laying around?
Last edited by Griswald; 02-11-2008 at 08:53 PM.





