fuel injector lines leaking
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fuel injector lines leaking
Working on 1989 f350 7.3.
Replaced fuel injectors and lines from injector pump. Injectors are from NAPA and lines from FORD.
The darn lines keep leaking, #2 and #8 both on driver side, have replace lines 3 times now and after a week they start leaking again.
Have not over tighten them, even replace injectors again thinking there was something wrong with them, but they still leak
HELP I'M GOING NUTS WITH THIS TRUCK
Replaced fuel injectors and lines from injector pump. Injectors are from NAPA and lines from FORD.
The darn lines keep leaking, #2 and #8 both on driver side, have replace lines 3 times now and after a week they start leaking again.
Have not over tighten them, even replace injectors again thinking there was something wrong with them, but they still leak
HELP I'M GOING NUTS WITH THIS TRUCK
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I know they are new lines, but if none of the mounting clamps went back on, they could crack, and if they are not supported at all, it may not take long. Friend of mine put new lines on his Mack a couple years ago, missed a clamp when re-installing them, and the one line cracked about three weeks later.
Oreo's advice about a close inspection of the injectors in question is also a good one. Are these new injectors, or rebuilt? If they are rebuilt, there is an increased chance of damage at the seating area for the line too. (Heck, there is on new ones, but there should be a lot lower chance of issues!)
Oreo's advice about a close inspection of the injectors in question is also a good one. Are these new injectors, or rebuilt? If they are rebuilt, there is an increased chance of damage at the seating area for the line too. (Heck, there is on new ones, but there should be a lot lower chance of issues!)
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Do you have the Injector line clamps in place? If not the lines will vibrate and crack.
The steel lines come pre formed between the IP and Injectors.
You can not just use copper line to replace the steel lines. These steel
lines are under very high pressure.
Injector line clamp (3 line assy) For 1983 - 1994 7.3L IDI & 6.9L Ford Diesel
The steel lines come pre formed between the IP and Injectors.
You can not just use copper line to replace the steel lines. These steel
lines are under very high pressure.
Injector line clamp (3 line assy) For 1983 - 1994 7.3L IDI & 6.9L Ford Diesel
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While I'll agree on generally needing the steel lines... Pop pressure is 1800 nominal on these injectors. Call it 2000 for 'peak'... that's still less than 3000.
Worn injectors can easily be in the 1,000-1400 range.
Worn injectors can easily be in the 1,000-1400 range.
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