Fuel rail

Tomk

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Hi all
Need a little advice, put my engine back (replacement )etc etc went to start it and the fuel rail squirted out petrol. I thought I’d put it back together properly but obviously not. Could it simply be I haven’t got the injectors sitting properly? Or have I forgotten something?
Thanks in advance.
 

Rudyrov

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The fuel rail has high pressure fuel at the fuel rail feed, at the return and at the injectors when the engine isn't running. Check the seals and "O-rings" at those places first. Chances are you didn't put an O-ring or a seal back at one of those locations.
 

Zephyr

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Hi all
Need a little advice, put my engine back (replacement )etc etc went to start it and the fuel rail squirted out petrol. I thought I’d put it back together properly but obviously not. Could it simply be I haven’t got the injectors sitting properly? Or have I forgotten something?
Thanks in advance.
What engine?
the four pots have a sneaky little oring that bobody notices when dismantling.
no 12 in the photo.
ask me how I know...
IMG_2835.png
 

Delk

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The injector set up is similar to he 4 cylinder. Injectors are held into the manifold with a clip and the top of the injector has an O ring on it. Could be a hard o ring or cut it. You can get new ones easy enough.
 

t-tony

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And when you replace them make sure you lubricate them before refitting the rail.

Tony.
 
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