I changed the head gasket on my camaro, and now that I've put it back
together the fuel rail is leaking fuel from what the shop manual calls
the fuel pressure connection (it's the fitting on top that I believe is
used to relieve pressure before working on the system). There is the
possibility that I may have screwed up the vacuum lines going to the
fuel pressure regulator, since the vacuum diagrams omit certain
components. Also, the pictures in the shop manual show the connection
as having a cap, which is missing. However, there was no leak before.
Anybody have any ideas as to why it is leaking, or more importantly,
how to stop it? Any info and/or help will be greatly appreciated.
Eric F - 26 Feb 2006 20:37 GMT
go out and buy a new regulator and be done with it. it'll come with a new
o-ring, which is probably the cause.
> I changed the head gasket on my camaro, and now that I've put it back
> together the fuel rail is leaking fuel from what the shop manual calls
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> Anybody have any ideas as to why it is leaking, or more importantly,
> how to stop it? Any info and/or help will be greatly appreciated.