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I had two injectors replaced on the drivers side last month,
and now diesel is seeping down from that side, all the way to
dripping on the ground a bit.
Obviously I need to take it back to the dealer, but before I
do can anyone here give me a hint as to what they most
likely failed to tighten or ???
Thanks!
John
Quietman www.roenation.com
2005 EXCURSION LIMITED-options (everything) equipped Eddie Bauer edition 4X4 PSD
4" FabTech lift/level, Bilstein $$ mono-gas shocks, Rancho Steering Stabilizer
Silverstar 9005 fog and H13ST headlights + wiring mod to run high beam and fogs together,
BFG 315/75/16 AT KO's on Factory Mags, 22" front and 18" rear rain-x wipers, Auto
-zone aftermarket voltage gauge, LANDYOT Generation II Radius Rods,
Ford factory hood insulator, Mojave Pin-Striping
It could be the o-rings, could be incorrectly tightened or with dirt causing a leak, or it could be a fitting leak to the injectors replaced, or the rail. I would be takin it back quick.
It could be the o-rings, could be incorrectly tightened or with dirt causing a leak, or it could be a fitting leak to the injectors replaced, or the rail. I would be takin it back quick.
All these spots you mentioned could cause internal fuel leak, and the fuel would go into the engine oil.
If you see the fuel dripping on the driver side of the engine, it's more likely at the engine mounted fuel filter area : cracked filter cap, incorrectly tightened fuel cap, fuel feed and return lines, pressure test port plug, or fuel pressure regulator. These are where I would start.
I took a look at the fuel filter and assorted plumbing, and it is difinetely
leaking from one of the fittings on the lower part.
The upper/sides and cap are dry.
When I turn the key to "run" and wait while watching the bottom, a
drop or two drips off the fittings while the pump is running.
Then no more, but the engine will not start.
I guess I am going to have to have the truck towed to the dealer,
I just hope they "man up" and reimburse me for me troubles caused
by thier careless tech.
Yesterday I smelled diesel, and noticed the bottom of the
engine mounted fuel filter was dripping off the fittings, while
the upper part/sides and cap and seam were dry.
Today when I went to start after the truck had sat over-night
it cranks but will not start.
It is at the dealer now, so they can figure out what the tech
screwed up.
Well, you've probably had a leak on the feed/pressure side, so it did drain the upper filter out overnight.
I hope everything goes well for you with the dealer.
It's probably the fuel pressure regulator cover on the side of the secondary fuel filter housing. Also, probably coincidental and unrelated to your recent service.
It's probably the fuel pressure regulator cover on the side of the secondary fuel filter housing. Also, probably coincidental and unrelated to your recent service.
It looks like that is exactly where it is leaking, and of course it is possible
that it is unrelated.
I have had two other warranty repairs performed at this dealership (injectors and butterfly-valve intake elbow thingy) and both times
the tech forgot to put everything back and tight. So forgive me if
my expectations run in a certain direction.
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