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Old 02-23-2011, 01:26 PM
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If it turns out that the leak is coming from the union that is screwed into the fuel pump - rather than the pipe onto the union - have a look here. There may be some pictures that help you (although it isn't the pump on your car as far as I know).

Refreshing the fuel pump on an OM617 (European spec – non turbo)

The rubber O rings under the union have an outside diameter of 22mm on this pump.
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