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Mini Mad
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Yes there is a t connector available so that you can run both, though you don't have to, not sure where you would get it from though...

I wouldn't worry about connecting the charcoal filter pipes, and they usually run to an SU, alot of them aren't working these days anyway...

No idea what that dial does, sorry..

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Marvin
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It's not too clear in the pic but the hose coming off the weber connects to that white bottle which then connects to the dial and then keeps going down.
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The white thing looks like a fuel filter so could the dial be some sort of flow regulator?

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Mini Mad
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Yeah, what i was about to say..looks like a fuel regulator. It is connected to your fuel line..White RYCO thing is a fuel filter.

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How slow/fast does the temp gauge usually move? Drove around for 20 mins (I know that isn't that long) and the gauge only just made it to the bottom line.
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To see if your temp guage is working hold it against the block if the temperature goes right up it is working and your problems lie elsewhere. I don't know what it will do if you hold it there too long, but I don't think it will do anything too drastic...
It it does work then it is probably the temperature sender unit, just order a new one. :wink:

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