SOCKS_old

ill just go pick up another full NEW set of o-rings tomm. and then make sure the bungs are really clean, then use some nice clean oil to lube em hope..

hope it works..

thanks alot guys.

Zippy1

The best way to find exactly were the leak is coming from is to use a thing called dye penetrant developer. Basically it is a liquid powder, you spray it on like a aerosol paint can, and in about a minute it dries to a powder. start your car and look for the fuel to start dampening the powder, it is very specific and will tell you exactly where it is coming from then check out whats the deal..but maybe you actually cracked an injector when the rail popped of, might have put enough of a side load on it to do that..best of luck man..ohh lets us know what you find

Denisst99

use petrolium jelly (vaseline) to lubricate the O rings

KeWLKaT

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Denisst99 @ Jun 1 2007, 04:18 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>use petrolium jelly (vaseline) to lubricate the O rings</div>
yeah but dont put sand in the vaseline haha.gif

Denisst99

OT
instead of sand in the vaseline try using valve coumpound instead... haha.gif