Flushing out fuel rail

[Demps]

Originally Posted by A26B

Cost is $8.28 for a set of 9 o-rings to do the rail/regulator fuel lines.

It's kind of a PITA to do, but as old as our cars are getting, these soft goods need to be replaced. I don't see the need every time, but if it hasn't been done yet, then I would say it's time. Fuel leaks are bad news and can be dangerous and expensive.

I've probably given away 100 sets of fuel block o-rings since starting the gasket business....as a way of saying thanks to customers and because it's a safety item.

Hey, my 415 and SGC 350 are running great thanks to you! A little insurance goes a long way.

Ted

[A26B]

Running good enough to meet up in Memphis for a little Beale Street boogie?? Say hello to Caroline

[ZR1Vette]

Point taken... anyone know how sensitive the fuel pressure regulator is to 'cleaning' etc? That was my main concern when cleaning the fuel rails.

[DTZ ZR1]

Did flush the rails out and put the new injectors in with no problem. Actually was easier than I thought it would be. Now after reading some of the post I think I should change all the o rings out before I put the plenum on. Proably would be cheap insurance.

[DTZ ZR1]

After flushing fuel rails I replace the O rings which I received for Jerry's gaskets. I was easy and I put the rail and injectors in the car. Put the coil packs and wires the I received for Jeff. Waiting for PCV hoses from White Racing to finish the job and hear her come to life again. Thanks for all the help.

DT