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Old 11-12-2018, 12:51 PM
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My 87 W201 turbo diesel has been sitting in the garage for about two weeks. Yesterday I went to move the car and discovered a large puddle of fuel on the garage floor. The puddle is directly below the IP pump. Both the supply and return fuel lines show no indication of leaking. The lift pump also seems fine.

The leak(s) appear to be coming from the IP pump where the hard lines connect into the pump.... however I'm not 100% sure. At the very least, the top of the pump is wet.

Anyway, is this a case where the delivery valve O-rings have perished?
Could be, but have you checked your fuel thermostat for leaks? The DV o rings don't generally leave a puddle, but the thermostat does.
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