Subject	You can do the talcum powder test, or the paper towel test,
Posted by	zellamay on January 10, 2010 at 6:38 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question posted by edharken on January 10, 2010 at 04:42 PM
Message	without starting the car. You just need to pressurize the fuel by turning the key on, (but don't start the car), 2 or 3 times. You'll hear the fuel pump kick on for a few seconds each time, enough to pressurize the system.
Follow Ups	Tis the season for fuel leaks question - Timmy 12:38:10 01/10/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - ILoveBoost 14:19:18 01/10/10 That's kinda what I'm thinking I replaced both of them on - Timmy 16:01:07 01/10/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - edharken 16:42:47 01/10/10 Nope that's what I did no issues, I've had the fuel smell - Timmy 17:28:55 01/10/10 Bad advice! YES, of course there's chance of a fire if you - zellamay 18:49:21 01/10/10 You can do the talcum powder test, or the paper towel test, - zellamay 18:38:42 01/10/10 Re: You can do the talcum powder test, or the paper towel te - ILoveBoost 19:13:01 01/10/10 I did the "talcum test" - edharken 21:34:15 01/10/10 Two thoughts: First, I would try the paper towel test also. - zellamay 23:21:44 01/10/10 I will try the paper towel test tomorrow, - edharken 00:11:35 01/11/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - ILoveBoost 19:15:14 01/10/10 Just a quick heads up, this evening I went into the garage - Timmy 08:31:39 01/11/10 Those clamps have a tendency to loosen up over time. (n/m) - MixManMash 14:17:06 01/12/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - lurker_nz 01:03:03 01/13/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - laphamr 11:57:41 01/13/10 how did you find out it was the regulator? - edharken 23:11:57 01/13/10
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