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Fuel Rail Removal Help

By NoRegrets
February 21, 2019 in Cayman, Cayman S (987C1)

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NoRegrets

Posted February 21, 2019

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Posted February 21, 2019

Hi Guys,

Hoping someone can help,

I'm looking for any information for removing the fuel rails on the 987.

I've found two posts on the net in which one guide is removing the inlet manifold from the right and then the left but take the fuel rail off with it but then another in which they seem to half remove the fuel rail where it isn't completely out of the way before removing the inlet.

Can I get the fuel rail out enough to swap the injectors without removing the inlets?

It looks like there's 5 bolts either side, two which are a bit fiddly to get to, Then a clip on each injector.

Just trying to save myself some work from tearing everything down but if needs be then I will.

Cheers!