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2012 6.7 113,000
Today I pulled into the drive from running around all day and noticed raw fuel smell when I got out. I instantly popped the hood and started to explore. Found some fuel on the fuel rail pressure sensor and can't really tell if it came from the sensor or not. I was about to come inside and decided to look over everything just to make sure that is the only leak I can tell. Ended up coming a crossed another sensor resting down in my core support and pulled it out with some needle noses. The numbers read
Bosch 0 281006 064 which I looked up to find it is another fuel pressure sensor. Could have been a stock sensor that a mechanic dropped down there. Anyone ever had any problems with theirs leaking, before I go ahead and dig in. Gonna test this one to see if it functions. Plan on taking out the existing cleaning up the threads and installing it back in, maybe put some oil or something on the threads first.
Edit: Before someons asks, no codes or messages, truck is running just fine.
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