Subject	Sounds like you found the problem!
Posted by	z32ryan on September 19, 2008 at 12:28 AM
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In Reply To	I had no o-ring or insulator between the fuel rail and posted by DMoneyTT on September 18, 2008 at 11:23 PM
Message	Without that insulator I can definitely see the vacuum leak being big enough to keep the car from running. It was probably there when you pulled the plenum, but either it fell off or got lost somewhere when you had the fuel rail out. Put the new insulator on and you should be golden.
Follow Ups	Pulling my hair out. Please give me some advice. - DMoneyTT 21:45:43 09/18/08 You could always pressurize the fuel rail - TTFairladyZ 22:53:40 09/18/08 I don't have a fuel leak, though. O-rings have been - DMoneyTT 23:15:23 09/18/08 I had no o-ring or insulator between the fuel rail and - DMoneyTT 23:23:29 09/18/08 Sounds like you found the problem! - z32ryan 00:28:01 09/19/08 I hope so, but there weren't ANY lower insulators.All 6 gone (n/m) - DMoneyTT 01:10:45 09/19/08 yeah definitly suppesed to be 6 insulators there - Drk93TT 11:09:38 09/19/08 oops - aliaZ 08:34:51 09/19/08 You have definately found the problem. A 30 minute >>> - ZUL8TR 20:56:28 09/19/08 You mean the new style connectors that had to be spliced in? - DMoneyTT 08:23:00 09/22/08
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