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fuel rail leaking fuel 200 1993

posted by  1fatcat on  Fri Jan 14 16:44 CST 2011
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CAVO's: I solved fuel canister leak, car started right up. Had wife observing with hood up she yells fuel leak up here turn off. I went to view it is the fuel rail
I do not know what the technical name for this thing is it is metal tube approximately 5/8" in diameter steel, runs North And South the rubber fuel line eventually feeds into this in a typical convoluted Volvo fashion. There is a diaghram connected to front of this tube. There are 3-4 pin hole leaks coming out bottom on rear most piece of tube. I still have not received my manual to tell me what the heck this thing is called. Any help please? where to buy a new one?
the 4 fuel injection valves tie into this with funny looking hairpin clips.
What do I need to know to remove this thing? any thing that isn't obvious?
What is it called where can I buy a new one?(used one) Help Please.






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