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fuel rail leak 960 900

posted by  walt4 on  Wed Nov 5 09:30 CST 2003
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Greetings John,
For a quick cheap fix, get some JB Weld, release the fuel pressure on the rail one evening when you are finished driving for the day/night. Mix the JB Weld and apply it liberally (basically form a complete cover over the end) and let it sit overnite... Problem solved for less than $5. If you do not like the way the end looks you can also pick up a rubber/plastic cap from the hardware store to slip over the end after it has dried...
Good luck. Walt

'96 964 145k, AMSOIL SYNTHETICS ONLY !!!






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