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Leaking fuel injectors

posted by  Aye Roll on  Thu Mar 9 13:01 CST 2006
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IF you use RTV, make sure it's all cured before running the car- wait 12 hours or so. Silicone on intake parts can be death to an O2 sensor. Not sure what the chain of events is but it can kill them.

Don't know why your injectors wouldn't seal here- possibly a larger size o-ring is available, so maybe check with a good hardware store or hydraulics shop- they should have o-ring selections. We do where I work- sets of o-rings in every size and thickness.

What car? What engine?
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