Subject	You could pressurize just the rail part of the system
Posted by	jzack on May 13, 2008 at 8:55 PM
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In Reply To	injector o-ring question posted by 05titanle on May 13, 2008 at 07:44 PM
Message	and see if the air bleeds off. That's how I tested my rail for leaks before the re-install. Capped off one end of the rail, used a guage and small pump to get about 30 psi on the other rail end -- observed over 30 mins to see if presssure dropped. I did my test with the left and right rail sides individually but should work fine with rail installed as well.
Follow Ups	injector o-ring question - 05titanle 19:44:29 05/13/08 Re: injector o-ring question - txq45 20:02:38 05/13/08 You could pressurize just the rail part of the system - jzack 20:55:39 05/13/08 best way that I did it was take air compressor and screw on - 5280Z_nightstalker 00:18:46 05/14/08 I do it like jzack, but the submersion sounds like a good - ThunderZ 00:34:57 05/14/08 Ya its like if you were doing a heater hose on your house. - 5280Z_nightstalker 00:47:20 05/14/08 Yep, sounds like a good way too - but I think he's - jzack 18:48:03 05/14/08
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