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Sorry fellas and SnowBunny, I have a fuel leak and can not name the part that is leaking..........it is the switch/sensor to the left of the fuel filter with the wire connected to it just above the bleeder....little help?
Perfect!...that is the filter sensor. In these "thrifty times" (I'm a cheep B@$t@rd sometimes) I think I will do the 1/8 inch pipe thread plug. Thank you all for you help!
Perfect!...that is the filter sensor. In these "thrifty times" (I'm a cheep B@$t@rd sometimes) I think I will do the 1/8 inch pipe thread plug. Thank you all for you help!
Make sure you don't over tighten it & crack the housing ,,,
Make sure you don't over tighten it & crack the housing ,,,
Thanks Beans!
I actually found a brass plug that did not seem to tapered. I wrapped it in some teflon tape (the pink colored stuff) and put it in. It felt like it could've gone all the way in so I stopped with a couple of threads left. I drive about 80 miles a day to work and back to hell...um, I mean home so I will keep an eye on it for the next week or so.
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