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Old 01-17-2005, 05:06 PM
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how to stop a leaky fuel fitting

Is there any product on the market that I can apply to a fuel fitting to keep it from leaking? The line is under 60 psi.
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Old 01-18-2005, 11:42 AM
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Re: how to stop a leaky fuel fitting

i put a fuel pump on an 85 305 and the
fitting at the fuel pump leaked a little
so i wraped the threads with teflon
tape and now it doesnt leak,
but it only has to hold 8 psi i dont know
if it would be able to hold more. a roll of
teflon tape is under a dollar and its easy
to take off if it doesnt work
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Old 01-25-2005, 01:35 AM
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Re: how to stop a leaky fuel fitting

Which fitting leaks? What is suppose to seal it? An o-ring type fitting is typical. It is a specific size and type. Any standard 0-ring won't fit right or it won't stand up to fuel pressure. A lot of times, frequent disdurbance will blemish a seal and it looks good still, usually on filters. If it's one that hasn't been disturbed, check for a crack in the line or female part of the fitting. Also make sure it hasn't been cross threaded.
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