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OEM Scion Fuel Rail
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9 Fuel Rails found
Product Specifications- Other Name: Pipe Sub-Assembly, Fuel; Pipe Sub-Assembly, Fuel Delivery
- Replaces: 23807-21011, 23807-21010
Scion Fuel Rail, Passenger Side
Part Number: SU003-00336$231.02 MSRP: $306.75You Save: $75.73 (25%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Pipe Assembly-Fuel Right-Hand; Pipe, Fuel Delivery, Passenger Side
- Position: Passenger Side
Scion Fuel Rail
Part Number: 23814-47020$102.86 MSRP: $144.38You Save: $41.52 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Pipe, Fuel Delivery
Product Specifications- Other Name: Pipe, Fuel Delivery; Pipe Sub-Assembly, Fuel Delivery
- Replaces: 23814-28031, 23814-28030
Scion Fuel Rail
Part Number: 23814-37051$130.88 MSRP: $185.29You Save: $54.41 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Pipe, Fuel Delivery; Pipe Sub-Assembly, Fuel Delivery
- Replaces: 23814-37050
Scion Fuel Rail
Part Number: 23814-WB001$266.92 MSRP: $381.11You Save: $114.19 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Pipe, Fuel Delivery
- Product Specifications
- Other Name: Pipe, Fuel Delivery
Product Specifications- Other Name: Pipe, Fuel Delivery; Pipe Sub-Assembly, Fuel Delivery
- Manufacturer Note: 2AZ-FE,*195
Product Specifications- Other Name: Pipe, Fuel Delivery; Pipe Sub-Assembly, Fuel Delivery
- Replaces: 23814-36010
Scion Fuel Rail
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Scion Fuel Rail supplies fuel to every injector to provide throttle response and power. In 2003, Scion came into the scene with aggressive color, no haggle prices, and innovative applications such as the Virtual Scion City in which young drivers could design cars that felt like their own. Limited Release Series operated maintained the buzz and the brand acted as the testing ground to Toyota, selling over a million compact vehicles, had an component portfolio, hosted concerts, online build competitions, pop-up garages, charity drives, swag giveaways, art events, nationwide art tours, late night cruises, and attracted a host of new buyers. The owners enjoyed the hassle free single trim buying of vehicles and the reliable Toyota-made mechanics that guaranteed years of inexpensive driving. Individualization was limited to extreme paint wraps as well as interior light packages to ensure no two vehicles ever looked the same even after the Scion was discontinued in 2016 which established fanbases worldwide. The Fuel Rail is a reservoir that maintains constant fuel in each of the cylinders. The process of installing a new Scion Fuel Rail begins by unconnection of battery and defueling of pressure, followed by removal of engine covers using simple hand tools and clearing any objects along the process. The second step is to unplug injector clips, loosen the fuel line, unbolt the old rail, and remove it. Has O-rings lightly oiled which allow injectors to slide into the fresh rail which is squeezed firmly and uniformly into intake ports. After fitting the Fuel Rail, mounting bolts are tightened, lines and clips are reconnected, covers are refixed, prime the system again, and begin the engine slowly and idly with the checking of leaks or sputters.
