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Am I gonna catch fire?!
Now that I have your attention...
![]() Is this a fuel line that is dangling on my (new to me) truck?! It is directly under the turbo and the valley has a good amount of fuel in/on it. Already fixed the fuel filter leak.. P/o was a genius. ![]() Truck: 96 PSD |
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looks to me like the ebpv rod is leaking and was probublt sticking so the po unhooked it fromthe valve and wired it open... thats all i see in those pics
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Son of b. Ive been chasing this leak for a week now!
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yupp,that leak is in the turbo pedistal,your gonna have to pull the turbo and fix it,or delete the thing.
were you from??? i could do it for ya if your close |
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Wouldn't that be an oil leak? This is straight fuel. |
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Could be a number of things. Check to make sure the banjo bolt on the back of the pump is 100% tight. Other things to check... fuel drain valve orings and all rubber hoses going to/from the fuel bowl.
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![]() -Cody |
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Fuel pump looks a little wet from the pictures
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