leaking pods
leaking pods
Any of you that have changed out your injectors have fuel leaks from the changeout? Mine are leaking from the threaded area, and at 1st I thought it was the copper horseshoe shaped washers on the return line, but no, it is coming from where it threads into the port. How do I tighten these w/o removing the high pressure lines and return line washers??
If you clean out the bores good, make sure there is not an old copper washer left in the bore, use new copper tip sealing washers, torque the hold down nuts to 44ftlbs, you shouldn't have any leaks from the injector bores.
It's tough to get a big 22mm wrench on the hold down nut with everything in the way to check to see if they're tight. It's best to remove the fuel lines and use a deep socket and torque wrench.
It's tough to get a big 22mm wrench on the hold down nut with everything in the way to check to see if they're tight. It's best to remove the fuel lines and use a deep socket and torque wrench.
If you clean out the bores good, make sure there is not an old copper washer left in the bore, use new copper tip sealing washers, torque the hold down nuts to 44ftlbs, you shouldn't have any leaks from the injector bores.
It's tough to get a big 22mm wrench on the hold down nut with everything in the way to check to see if they're tight. It's best to remove the fuel lines and use a deep socket and torque wrench.
It's tough to get a big 22mm wrench on the hold down nut with everything in the way to check to see if they're tight. It's best to remove the fuel lines and use a deep socket and torque wrench.
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