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New injector leaking

posted by  McLaren F1 on  Wed Jan 18 01:28 CST 2006
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No, I couldn't actually get the engine to run, but that's another story. I noticed a puddle of fuel on the lower intake, so I removed the upper, wiped up the fuel, and took out the injector. After relubing and switching injector locations,I just turned the key on briefly to build pressure, then, after a few seconds I watched as fuel would slowly seep up from the intake(I could hear a "bubbling sound first"). Thanks for your input, because the more I learn, the more I realize I have a lot to learn.






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