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I'll have to check on the height compared to the washer reservoir for the jet then. I did see the note about syphoning but forgetten that when I thought of mounting just after IC. I might have to put it on the intake pipe further up instead
yes i have the snowperformance but its the same principle.
I cannot find the bigger picture,but here on the bottom left corner is where i have mounted the pump
On the top middle photo you see on the intake tube that there are 2 holes there The smaller one is for the injector.So basically i didnt use a selenoid valve,as my injector is practically at the same level as the tank,maybe higher and the pump is at the lowest level of the tank.So it works like a charm!
May sound an obvious one but if there is a slight gap where your "jubilee" type clips are sealing silicon to pipe this will allow the silicon pipe to slip off!
Also as we all do, go for a blast after fitment, this will result in the pipe definately slipping as the jubilee clips dont grip very well ( zip ties actually work very well ) as i have found, makes the car splutter and give the tell tail sign of steam from the exhaust so to speak.
Hope that makes sense and worth a check as is a simple fix for you.
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