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Old 10-20-2004, 06:48 PM
psfred psfred is offline
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There is a copper seal sitting on top of the pressure valve body, they are cheap and once you are in there that far, it's kinda silly not to replace them.

However, this is usually a problem on a car where the o-rings on the pressure valve holders have been replaced to fix the fuel leak when they go bad. If you have fuel residue on top of the IP, chances are you need to replace them since the old ones didn't seal.

I'd replace the rubber o-rings too -- total cost when I did this three years ago was less than $9.00. Cured mine.

Peter
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