Thread: Leaky Injectors
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Old 11-09-2013, 10:05 AM
charmalu charmalu is offline
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X3 it is the Return Lines.

If you do remove the injectors, then you need to replace the metal Crush Washer under them. Some time also referred to as Heat Seals.


Nothing new, the lines are old. Be careful and do not knick the metal Nipples the fuel lines slip onto. DO NOT cut the hose. Pull it straight off with some Pliers. If a piece stays on because it broke pulling it, grab the side of the hose with the Pliers, sort of pinch it w/o touching the nipple and pull it off.

GREEZER is the go to man for Rebuilt Injectors.

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