HELP! Fuel Rail/Line Replacement
#1
HELP! Fuel Rail/Line Replacement
I've just started to notice a little gas leak on my driveway. and i'm sure that one of my fuel lines has cracked due to the cold weather.
has anyone ever replaced all the fuel lines/rails on their own?
if so, just how hard is it. i know it's probably quite a b!tch to fix.
also is their a way to test each hose/line/rail for a leak, besides removing them and running air or water through them.
never fixed anything like this before, so be patient with my ignorance
I'm gonna have to fix this one myself due to a lack of cash flow. so any help is sincerely appreciated.
later
has anyone ever replaced all the fuel lines/rails on their own?
if so, just how hard is it. i know it's probably quite a b!tch to fix.
also is their a way to test each hose/line/rail for a leak, besides removing them and running air or water through them.
never fixed anything like this before, so be patient with my ignorance
I'm gonna have to fix this one myself due to a lack of cash flow. so any help is sincerely appreciated.
later
#2
Re: HELP! Fuel Rail/Line Replacement
Originally posted by shock211
I've just started to notice a little gas leak on my driveway. and i'm sure that one of my fuel lines has cracked due to the cold weather.
has anyone ever replaced all the fuel lines/rails on their own?
if so, just how hard is it. i know it's probably quite a b!tch to fix.
also is their a way to test each hose/line/rail for a leak, besides removing them and running air or water through them.
never fixed anything like this before, so be patient with my ignorance
I'm gonna have to fix this one myself due to a lack of cash flow. so any help is sincerely appreciated.
later
I've just started to notice a little gas leak on my driveway. and i'm sure that one of my fuel lines has cracked due to the cold weather.
has anyone ever replaced all the fuel lines/rails on their own?
if so, just how hard is it. i know it's probably quite a b!tch to fix.
also is their a way to test each hose/line/rail for a leak, besides removing them and running air or water through them.
never fixed anything like this before, so be patient with my ignorance
I'm gonna have to fix this one myself due to a lack of cash flow. so any help is sincerely appreciated.
later
#3
Re: Re: HELP! Fuel Rail/Line Replacement
Originally posted by eric93SE
Do you have the VG engine?? If so, then there is a known problem with a fuel hose (rubber) that cracks and leaks over time, due to the high heat. You can search for it, it's supposed to be difficult to get at.
Do you have the VG engine?? If so, then there is a known problem with a fuel hose (rubber) that cracks and leaks over time, due to the high heat. You can search for it, it's supposed to be difficult to get at.
i'll do some research before i tackle this project.
#4
Re: Re: Re: HELP! Fuel Rail/Line Replacement
Originally posted by shock211
yeah i've got the VG
i'll do some research before i tackle this project.
yeah i've got the VG
i'll do some research before i tackle this project.
#5
Re: Re: Re: Re: HELP! Fuel Rail/Line Replacement
Originally posted by eric93SE
If you do the job, go ahead and replace ALL the hoses. They are very cheap, and to skimp out could mean a flame thrower under the hood.
If you do the job, go ahead and replace ALL the hoses. They are very cheap, and to skimp out could mean a flame thrower under the hood.
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#6
Well, I replaced my whole fuel rail when I did my injectors and did a write-up on it. But it probably wouldn't help you much, as I've got a VE.
But if you think it might help, I think it's in one of the stickies.
But if you think it might help, I think it's in one of the stickies.
#7
i'll definately replace all the hoses. when i get some time to get under the car.
the leak is very small. i'll only notice a puddle around the size of a small cookie on my driveway after the car has been sitting for about 10 hrs.
the leak is very small. i'll only notice a puddle around the size of a small cookie on my driveway after the car has been sitting for about 10 hrs.
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