* Fuel Leak *

[JRJ04]

Just change the o-rings in the valve. I forget what size they are but they are cheap compared to a new valve.

edit : Click for picture and o-ring size.

where would i buy these o rings, and how do i go about removing the valve?

 

[Crumm]

where would i buy these o rings, and how do i go about removing the valve?

Just remove the four torx head screws that hold it on and it will come right out. Get the 1/2x1/4 o-rings from caterpillar or anywhere you can find Viton o-rings. The viton are rated for fuel as where standard hardware store o-rings may break down in time.

 

[Crumm]

It was the fuel pump in the valley on the engine.

Did you get it changed out?

 

[smokin joe]

Did you get it changed out?

Yes I did. It wasnt that bad. The only problem is I still see a small leak. The hose the guy gave me said it would work but I have my doubts. I think it needs to be a special type of hose not just fuel injection hose. That hose isnt easy to put on either.
Thanks

 

[1064rg]

I got some 202 orings on ebay for like just $3. And IIRC 3/8 hose from local parts store.

 

[smokin joe]

I got some 202 orings on ebay for like just $3. And IIRC 3/8 hose from local parts store.

What are the 202 o-rings for ?
and what is IIRC Hose?
Sorry for being so stupid

 

[hheynow]

What are the 202 o-rings for ?
and what is IIRC Hose?
Sorry for being so stupid

The two 202 o-rings fit between the drain tube and the filter bowl. LOOK AT THE ABOVE PHOTO LINK. This is where many see leaks.

IIRC = if I recall correctly...and yes it is a 3/8" ID hose for the drain.