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MEP-803A injector leak

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rcamacho

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Looks like there is an external diesel leak originating from the injectors. Lines look ok, no leaks. Are there o-rings or other serviceable seals?


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Howdy,
Look closer, it's probably the fuel return line. They weep fuel after some heating cycles and age.
 
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rcamacho

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Looks like the high pressure lines not the return. Degreased and lightly pressure washed. Retightened the high pressure line fittings.


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They are metal to metal for a seal. Usualy nothing happens but they could be loose or have got dirt between the mateing surfaces.
 
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