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Old 11-30-2009, 11:40 AM
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Exclamation Leaking Fuel 2000 7.3 HELP!!!

I found a leak right behind my fuel filter ... its coming out of the tube which has a rubber gromet just below the valve to empty the fuel bowl ... anyone have this problem or suggestions
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Old 11-30-2009, 12:10 PM
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PLEEEEEZ ... waiting
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Is the yellow lever closed all the way?
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Old 11-30-2009, 12:32 PM
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Is the yellow lever closed all the way?
yes sir ... made sure of that nice and dry up there ... just below that the pipe/tubing has a black rubber gromet and that is where it is dripping from
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http://www.dieselorings.com/docs/fueldrain.pdf

Separator Valve Rebuild

the part from oreilly...
Item Detail | O'Reilly Auto Parts
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yep ... I beleive thats it ... Thanks alot

I got a smallesh road trip to make this weekend pulling my Bronco(that also needs a little more wrenching) so I have my hands full after work for a few nights ... dayum
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if you are in a pich and cant get parts, A piece of rubber inner tube put accross where the 2 orings go then reinstall the bolts will work for a temp fix. I know this cause someone rigged my truck this way.
Bob at Replacement O-rings for Ford Diesel Engines is a great guy and very helpful. He ships real fast.
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Old 11-30-2009, 03:05 PM
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I just did this last weekend. I too had the same leak. It seem that the plastic water separator drain assembly has a tendency to go bad and leak. Ford sells a kit, it cost me 53 dollars. It has a new drain assembly and O rings. Not to hard of a fix but if you have some fat fingers it's going to get tight.
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5 bucks for the 3 O-rings, I would just buy them if the drain is not cracked.
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I just did this last weekend. I too had the same leak. It seem that the plastic water separator drain assembly has a tendency to go bad and leak. Ford sells a kit, it cost me 53 dollars. It has a new drain assembly and O rings. Not to hard of a fix but if you have some fat fingers it's going to get tight.
Nice looking EB ... are you the same "Bax" thats on "Classic Broncos"

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if you are in a pich and cant get parts, A piece of rubber inner tube put accross where the 2 orings go then reinstall the bolts will work for a temp fix. I know this cause someone rigged my truck this way.
Bob at Replacement O-rings for Ford Diesel Engines is a great guy and very helpful. He ships real fast.
I hope to get um locally ... thanks for the input

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5 bucks for the 3 O-rings, I would just buy them if the drain is not cracked.
Thats what I'm hoping for
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