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I Have a fuel leak!!!! Need help!!! ARGHhh!!>>>....
I was tinkering around with my truck yesterday (97 f-250 7.3L) and noticed I had a nice little pool of diesel fuel sitting on top of my motor almost directly under my turbo. I checked all my fuel lines and didnt find the problem. So I let the truck run and did a little more investigating. It seems to be coming from the assembly directly behind the fuel filter housing. What the part is called I have no idea. But, it is between the two fuel lines coming off the back of the heads and the fuel filter housing, you know where they meet into a banjo bolt fitting. Is that the fuel pressure regulator or is it something else? Please some one help me I dont want my baby to catch on fire!
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I am not too familure with the fuel system setup on your year truck, but I can tell you my experience. I had a fuel leak in the fuel line that goes from the fuel filter housing to the back of the passenger side head. After some investigation I found that a bracket that held this line around where the air dumps into the passenger side head, had actually rubbed a hole in the line. I put a new line on and now all is good.
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Well, if it is my fuel pump do you think its just an o-ring issue or something more major? I have a haynes manual for this truck but they seem to deal more with the non direct injection 7.3L engines and cant find a good exploded view of the fuel pump for my trucks engine, God i hope this dosent turn out to be huge expendature.
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really? you know i have never seen the valley of a first gen psd. i thought they were all electric. learn some thing new every day. i have been schooled.
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