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fuel rail leaking fuel from bottom of main tube approx. 5/8" diameter 200 1993

posted by  1fatcat on  Fri Jan 14 18:02 CST 2011
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I located a used one off a '92 I have '93 but they look the same Ebay $60.00 complete with injectors. I was thinking of removing my rail and cleaning this simple steel tube up and use some J B weld to seal the 3 pin holes that are in bottom of steel tube. Is this asking for trouble? Of would soldering it up work better, braze? I'm quite skilled with a torch. I don't know if this is just a dumb move or normal for such a thing. SPEND THE $60.00 AND BE DONE WITH IT,
THE STEALER WANTS $170.00 FOR NAKED RAIL. BTW by simply wiring up the oxygen sensor, my #4 fuse energizes momentarily when I turn key on, fired right off once new filter filled up.

I went to close rear hatch and now it no longer latches. Is this a mechanism similar to doors, I tried key both ways and the lever inside and the child proof switch, no latch. Fix one matter two pop up, WTF?






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