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the lingering scent of diesel after
the car has been driven. a few minutes after shut down tonite i went back out and there it was. i just went out now after almost an hour and it ws still there but not as strong.
whats leaking anything? is this normal? |
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First look under the car for any leaks and if there are any, track them up to what's leaking. Second, pop the hood and look at your bypass hose on your injecters (looks like vacuum hose that loops from inj. to inj. and back to fuel filter housing). It's not uncommon for an old piece of this hose to develope a leak. The leak would smell like fresh diesel, not exhaust gases.
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Agree:
With phantoms diagnosis.
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Ouch!!!
rear injector shows bubbling. maybe that is the reason that area is wet and not the head gasket removal and valve adjustment that was done
price of braided fuel injector return hose dealer 1 15.75 / m dealer 2 26.75 / m fastlane 10.95 / m plus 20 bucks shipping. wish i had enough to get the free shipping. |
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Oh I'm sure you can find another $40 to spend
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'84 300CD Turbo 132k (Anthracite Grey) - WVO - My daily driver - Recently named coo-coo-coupe by my daughter. '84 300D Turbo 240k (Anthracite Grey) - Garage Queen '83 300D Turbo 220k (Orient Red) - WVO - Wifes daily driver I'm not a certified mechanic, but I did stay at a HolidayInn Express last night. |
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could be bad heat shield/injector seal letting fuel and compression out.(I had a #5 cylinder leak that was due to that)
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thanks b dub
i see the bubbling at the end of the hose at the injector.
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and of course
it is the hardest on to get too. looks like a phone call to my on call service advisor.
stealership 2 turned out to be customer friendly. the 21$ price is for use in the shop. over the counter it was $11.41. ya know.....my lines certainly don't look like the new line. rotted is a good word to describe them. looks like i will be replacing the rubber where i can. read the brake purge thread and that looks like something i need to do also. |
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I just replaced mine this afternoon kinda of A PITA cause your fingers don't fit to mash the hose down. I just took off one at A time and measured and cut,took awhile to get each one on properly, went to the dealer it was 15 bucks for three feet of hose not bad, I had to do it today the puddle of fuel was getting huge on the street. I drove my truck of course to the dealer, don't really want the car to catch on fire.
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is it too soon to say
no bubbling? drove it a lirttle in town but uts too dark to see anything but it tested tight. the braiding was rotted and the leaker was saturated with fuel the ozzed when squeezed.
thank you on call service advisor. looks like it it all around hose changing time. |
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