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Fuel Injection Valve 2001 996 C4 Tiptronic

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Porsche 2001 996 C4 Tiptronic Coupe.

In the process of removing the Coolant Expansion tank, I inadvertently pulled out the fuel injection valve from the main engine receptacle and forgot how it looked like before I pulled it out.

My questions are:

-Is the valve secured enough in its receptacle or should it be further in (pls see pic)? (I tried pushing it as hard as I could but it won't budge).

-Will the fuel leak and catch fire if the fuel injector valve is not replaced properly?

Thanks in advance for your inputs.

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I found the answer:

The fuel injector valve is secured as it is. I confirmed it after peeking through the small crevices on the opposite side of the engine in which the other 3 valves are located.

Thanks.

Edited by mtorr
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