Highlighted, color coded, sketch of 911 GT1 throttle linkage, fuel injection rail, toward a schematic some day

Here's this version duplicated by cut/paste stamping/etc, to fill in the blanks

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Color code: Red outline = fuel; blue outline = electrical; purple outline = electrical; wiring relating to fuel injection; yellow outline = throttle linkage; gray outline = metal parts, structure.

This is not my photo, I didn't take it and don't own its rights. But the cropping, high-lighting and outlining are my own original work. The big white blobs are also mine, where I've removed the images of the two frame tubes coming down from the top of the roll-over structure (off the right side).

Besides the detail of the throttle linkage, the big reveal here is that five right-angle A/N connections show only two pieces of A/N "stuff", each- a retainer nut and a 90 degree bend. There is no corresponding compression nut over the hidden tang of the 90 degree fitting.. There must be a ridge or ridges that seal the fluid contents and physically retain the hose on the fitting.

On the fuel filter, there IS an A/N nipple and retainer nut screwed into both ends of the filter

I plan to sketch the remaining throttle, fuel rail, injectors, wiring, fuel filter and hoses, etc that can be be inferred from what we can see. The electrical lead to the injector spirtzer I plan to stretch and incline the sliced-up copy to match the visible distortion of the right-hand intake (#1 cylinder).

Maybe having the #1 cylinder and #3 will allow #2 to be imagined.

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