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02-05-2007, 03:55 PM
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Fuel leak
I have developed a fuel leak coming from the pump side of the truck these past two days. We have some cold weather and lots of ice. whats the deal? everythings wet so i cant find a leak location.
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1990 D-250, straight pipe 4 inch into 6 in tip(stacks are gone). Fuel pump adjustment, star wheel at the bottom , bully dog fuel pin, 16cm turbo housing , new era 435 injectors. Isspro gauges |
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