Subject	If you're leaking fuel from an injector and you can smell
Posted by	Haasz32 on May 07, 2012 at 10:33 AM
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In Reply To	Leaking Injector? Need confirmation posted by Jinjiro on May 06, 2012 at 05:20 PM
Message	fuel, then it's either a bad upper o-ring or the fuel rail isn't seated properly on the intake manifold, allowing fuel to leak. Your injectors may actually be fine. Have you ohm tested the injectors (should be 11 to 17 ohms across the contacts)? I would pressure test the rail like treese88 said. You might just have an o-ring or fuel clamp that's loose, saving you from dropping big money on Nismo injectors. Although, I would recommend going to the Nismo 740'ss at some point because the stock ones are going to fail. I'm just saying your current problem may not actually be the injectors themselves. I'm betting your problem is a loose clamp somewhere just based on the fact the car was sitting for a period of time. The fuel clamps don't expand and retract with the fuel hose, so clamps end up loosening over time. You may consider the spring clamps instead for this reason.
Follow Ups	Leaking Injector? Need confirmation - Jinjiro 17:20:36 05/06/12 You can hook up the fuel rail with the plenum off - treese88 09:57:41 05/07/12 If you're leaking fuel from an injector and you can smell - Haasz32 10:33:56 05/07/12 When you pressurize make a closed loop of the in fuel line > - ZUL8TR 16:35:12 05/07/12 Re: When you pressurize make a closed loop of the in fuel line > - DerekG 23:09:04 05/08/12 That hose has been known to leak. The loop pressure >> - ZUL8TR 12:43:24 05/09/12 Re: Leaking Injector? Need confirmation - DerekG 23:09:27 05/08/12
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