Fuel leak at back of engine
#1
Registered User
Thread Starter
Fuel leak at back of engine
Got stopped on freeways with fuel dripping from between block and bellhousing. It doesn't seem to be the return line but it's hard to see.
Any help would be appreciated.
Any help would be appreciated.
#2
Registered User
I believe the only thing there that can be leaking fuel is the tee in the return line where the injector and injection pump returns tie together . . . to ask the obvious: are you sure that the fuel isn't running to that point from somewhere else?
#4
Registered User
[QUOTE=edwinsmith;3336303]Got stopped on freeways with fuel dripping from between block and bellhousing. It doesn't seem to be the return line but it's hard to see.
Any help would be appreciated.[/QUOT
what do you mean "Got stopped on freeway"???
Any help would be appreciated.[/QUOT
what do you mean "Got stopped on freeway"???
#5
Did your truck die on you, Edwin?
#6
Registered User
Thread Starter
A guy on a motorcycle waved and said I was leaking fuel. I pulled off freeways and entire back of truck was wet. Underside is wet. Had to be towed home. We loaded up the car and beat it up to Lone Pine. Just got here.
What a bummer. A few more things to fix and I'll have a new truck.
What a bummer. A few more things to fix and I'll have a new truck.
#7
Registered User
A guy on a motorcycle waved and said I was leaking fuel. I pulled off freeways and entire back of truck was wet. Underside is wet. Had to be towed home. We loaded up the car and beat it up to Lone Pine. Just got here.
What a bummer. A few more things to fix and I'll have a new truck.
What a bummer. A few more things to fix and I'll have a new truck.
There is a bright side, at least it didn't happen on Hwy 395 north of Little Lake in the middle of nowhere. That can be a lonely stretch of road with very few Repair facilities. It can be a dark and lonely place. Not many people willing to stop and help either.
Have a nice weekend in Lone Pine.
Trending Topics
#9
Sorry to hear about your fuel leak. Confident you will find the leak.
There is a bright side, at least it didn't happen on Hwy 395 north of Little Lake in the middle of nowhere. That can be a lonely stretch of road with very few Repair facilities. It can be a dark and lonely place. Not many people willing to stop and help either.
Have a nice weekend in Lone Pine.
There is a bright side, at least it didn't happen on Hwy 395 north of Little Lake in the middle of nowhere. That can be a lonely stretch of road with very few Repair facilities. It can be a dark and lonely place. Not many people willing to stop and help either.
Have a nice weekend in Lone Pine.
#10
I got a sneaking suspicion it probably has something to do with that piston lift pump you recently installed about a month ago. Sounds like a lot of fuel if someone on a bike saw it spraying out.
#11
Registered User
Thread Starter
Oil pressure went down too. Wondering if fuel is going into crankcase. Checked dipstick but couldn't tell.
#12
Registered User
1st thing to do is clean it up so you can start the process of elimination.
#13
Hey, Edwin, how's wifey handling all the mishaps with the truck? Is she patient and understanding about it? Hope it all works out and it's an easy fix.
#15
Registered User
"well Honey if I wasn't wrenching on that old truck I could be in a bar chasing women....."