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Originally Posted by luke4
Thanks for replying Scott! They all drip a bit, so I guess they're doing what they're supposed to.
Several lines have rubbed against each other and worn down quite a bit. If there's a pinhole, there would be a visible leak of fuel right - or is there suction in those lines and thus no fuel leaking?
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The steel lines are over 2300 PSI.
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