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Leaking Fluid
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From: Enid America
Leaking Fluid
Ok, so I drove to my friend's place yesterday, and I noticed that there was a puddle under my truck when I parked. He came out and smelled a hint of diesel fuel. We thought it was the power steering, but dont think so anymore. It's dripping from the front passenger side, from a tube hanging down close to the wheel well. It only drips while the truck is running, but continues to drop after it's shut off for a while. We followed the tube to the midline of the block, then up near the power steering, then it disappears.
I haven't been messing around under the hood, so I'm thinking that maybe that tube somehow slipped out of where it belongs or what. Thanks for the help guys!
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I haven't been messing around under the hood, so I'm thinking that maybe that tube somehow slipped out of where it belongs or what. Thanks for the help guys!
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Hook it, I'll pull it.
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From: Grand Lake, La.
Welcome to FTE.
This is more then likely what the problem is. click here
You can also get the o-rings from the same guy.
This is more then likely what the problem is. click here
You can also get the o-rings from the same guy.
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From: Lee's Summit, MO
Mine just started all of a sudden sitting in the driveway. Just got done with it. If you are buying o-rings, buy the whole kit from Clay. It has saved me a TON of time. I tow a bunch and with 150k on the clock, things are starting to pop up almost weekly.
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Let's not leave Bob(Guzzle) out here.I have bought a bunch of stuff from Clay and he is a great guy to deal with.Bob has done the same for me and get's the stuff you need right to you.Both are great to deal with and should be supported.
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Hook it, I'll pull it.
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Your right Barry. Clay sell for Bob. Both are top notch.
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From: Belgrade, MT
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just my 2 cents, but since i did this, thought i would toss it out. I bumped the lever somehow doing other maintenance on my truck, what was barely a drip turned into a good flow after driving to town, i assume it vibrated open more. Might just need to push the bowl drain lever back, sometimes a person gets lucky and doesnt need parts 
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From: Enid America
Thanks for the warm welcome. It's my first diesel and my first truck, so I'm looking forward to keeping it for a long time. You guys replying so quickly makes me feel great. Looking forward to learning as much as I can, and eventually helping someone out like you guys helped me.
Ordered the parts, $6 is worth it.
Ordered the parts, $6 is worth it.