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Bring engine to normal operating temperature.
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Loosen and re-tighten Petrol tank cap to release pressure in the tank.
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Remove one of the battery terminals to avoid any short circuit.
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Deactivate fuel pump through fuel pump fuse or fuel pump connection on the tank.
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Refix battery terminal.
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Remove fuel inlet connection from the fuel rail.
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On the fuel rail inlet attach one end of the 3M Adaptors (Adaptors vary as per the vehicle model).
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Remove vacuum hose from pressure regulator on fuel rail.
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Plug vacuum line with a dummy. Fix the quick release coupler on to the 3M FSC can and hand tight the same.
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With the hose Shut off position, fix the other end of the adaptor to 3M FSC can with quick connector fitted on to the can.
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Use 3M Can hanger to hang the can on to the open bonnet.
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Adjust the pressure regulator to 2-4 Kg/cm2.
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Turn the hose valve to ON position.
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Seal the leaks if any.
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Do not operate engine if leak persists.
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Start the engine and idle it till the engine stalls (Approx. 15-45 minutes).
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Turn off hose valve and disconnect from fuel system.
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Reconnect fuel pump and vacuum hose.
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Run the engine and check connections for leaks if any.
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