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Trivia Answer
Apr, 05 2009 SSCC News and InfoTrivia Questions
Trivia Answer
This month we started taking questions from the previous month winner. Since Jack Donnelly was our winner in February, he was on deck for the question. Jack did not let us down and hurled a 100 mph knuckleball of a question at us. Looking at the photo, tell what year C5 this is and why. As you have probably figured out, the questions where you identify a photo are tough mostly because it is impossible to use Google to aid you. We only received one answer and it was correct. Here is Steve Bradford’s answer:
It was 1997 and partial 1998. GM moved the fuel regulator to inside the gas tank in 98 and then only one feed line at the rail so there was no longer any need for 2 fuel lines at the engine. One being the main feed and the other being the return from the pressure regulator and fuel rail.
This month we started taking questions from the previous month winner. Since Jack Donnelly was our winner in February, he was on deck for the question. Jack did not let us down and hurled a 100 mph knuckleball of a question at us. Looking at the photo, tell what year C5 this is and why. As you have probably figured out, the questions where you identify a photo are tough mostly because it is impossible to use Google to aid you. We only received one answer and it was correct. Here is Steve Bradford’s answer:It was 1997 and partial 1998. GM moved the fuel regulator to inside the gas tank in 98 and then only one feed line at the rail so there was no longer any need for 2 fuel lines at the engine. One being the main feed and the other being the return from the pressure regulator and fuel rail.