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Leaking Fuel Lines

Awhile ago I posted about the engine not catching and fuel leaking all over the ground. When the snow melted I checked it out and the two fuel lines which run under the battery tray were loose, and one had popped off.

All hooked back up, and it started fine. Had high revs around the 3000's so I pulled the AAR and plugged the tube with a lug nut, and it idles fine.

Thanks for the help guys

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Congrats on the fix. Glad the car did not BBQ.

If you can spray a little oil into the AAR, it might free up... First check to see if you are getting 12VDC to the unit.

Jim

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