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fuel leak emergency

posted by  Bryan.C on  Sat May 22 17:10 CST 2010
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I guess that the secret is to accept the damage and keep it to a minimum. I decided to use my heat gun on it & bad of an idea as it seems... I got things unscrewed and messed-up but useable.

If I'd known that it was going to be a struggle I'd of taken the fuel line off of the parts car with the injector rail still attached. I butchered the fuel rail with vise grips but didn't bend it too badly.






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