Help! How do I fix a fuel leak at this fitting?
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<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/134554/dscn0657.jpg"></center><p>It's leaking down onto my valve covers and causing a fuel smell in the cabin...not good methinks.
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can I get just the fitting, or do I have to get the whole hose?...etc. etc. Also, do I need to worry about pressure in the fuel system when I take it off?
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but I guess you could open your gas cap to relieve it. Im not sure though.
The P/N is probably on the hose, but It looks like it might be N 10258201.
The P/N is probably on the hose, but It looks like it might be N 10258201.
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I may need to get this too, as I saw it leaking out of the flare nut recently but haven't again.
No, there is nothing you need to do to prime the system; the ECU does that automatically just before activating the starter when you turn the ignition key.
BTW - If you let the car sit overnight, it is quite likely all residual fuel pressure will have leaked out through the FPR and/or check valve at that point.
No, there is nothing you need to do to prime the system; the ECU does that automatically just before activating the starter when you turn the ignition key.
BTW - If you let the car sit overnight, it is quite likely all residual fuel pressure will have leaked out through the FPR and/or check valve at that point.