Subject	Yes it does. The fuel rails need to be pressure >>>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on April 13, 2010 at 7:00 AM
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In Reply To	this makes me wonder, what does one do to avoid this? posted by KasbeKZ(VA) on April 12, 2010 at 11:10 PM
Message	tested at about 50 psi in a closed loop condition before starting the engine to make sure the O rings have seated properly. This can easily be done with the fuel rails on the car with the plenum in place. If a plenum and fuel rail pull the loop test needs to be done to the fuel rails before installing on the engine and this also allows the tip of each injector to be visually inspected for leaks. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	Defective (brand new) injector? - someotherguy 23:04:31 04/11/10 Sounds like to me.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 23:42:19 04/11/10 Re: Sounds like to me.. - someotherguy 00:21:21 04/12/10 Grease up the O rings with vasoline and add some >> - ZUL8TR 13:23:38 04/12/10 pinched o-rings (n/m) - aliaZ 07:52:16 04/12/10 this makes me wonder, what does one do to avoid this? - KasbeKZ(VA) 23:10:38 04/12/10 Yes it does. The fuel rails need to be pressure >>> - ZUL8TR 07:00:20 04/13/10 I just use vaseline on O-rings and rail,the injector will - Quick_Z 15:36:51 04/13/10
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