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Wur fuel line

Hi,
I see some fuel coming down from what I think is the area hicircled in yellow.

I removed it and I see copper washers only at the top, I think if not mistaken there should be one at the bottom.

Is this true?

What size is this washer?

Could it be from anywahere else in this area?
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Yes two. Part number 900 123 050 20. They are 8.5mm x 11.5mm.
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Interesting- so if I replace the WUR I should install two new sealing washers? Or if I remove the line between the FD and the WUR to do a pressure test, should I replace the washers? Didn’t even consider that there were washers in there because the only fuel line work I’ve done is replace the fuel accumulator and filter and there were no washers on those.
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Yes two. Part number 900 123 050 20. They are 8.5mm x 11.5mm.
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From the looks of that picture i'd say your fuel leak is at the filter or accumulator area.
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Ayuh, sure looks wet in upper left corner of photo.

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