Subject	I still thinks it’s the fuel regulator or damper...
Posted by	itsa300zx on January 10, 2019 at 9:10 PM
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In Reply To	Leaking fuel from pcv hose posted by ChezZ on January 10, 2019 at 06:17 PM
Message	with a cracked diaphram. I don’t see any other way for fuel getting to the upper plenum, yet the car still starts and runs. Are they black in color, if so they are probably originals. Try applying vac to the regulator/ damper.
Follow Ups	Leaking fuel from pcv hose - ChezZ 18:17:25 01/10/19 Badly leaking injector or injector o-ring would be - jzack 18:26:14 01/10/19 Re: Badly leaking injector or injector o-ring would be - ChezZ 19:59:56 01/10/19 Actually that’s a good suggestion about a bad r - jzack 22:23:19 01/10/19 Re: Actually that’s a good suggestion about a bad r - ChezZ 22:35:36 01/10/19 I'm going to point out the obvious - CarolinaZ_TT 07:52:06 01/11/19 Re: I'm going to point out the obvious - ChezZ 00:02:56 01/12/19 Re: Leaking fuel from pcv hose - njz 20:22:59 01/10/19 I still thinks it’s the fuel regulator or damper... - itsa300zx 21:10:01 01/10/19 Re: I still thinks it’s the fuel regulator or damper... - ChezZ 22:32:54 01/10/19 I was thinking apply vacuum with a manual pump - itsa300zx 22:51:35 01/10/19 Re: I was thinking apply vacuum with a manual pump - ChezZ 22:56:22 01/10/19 Yes, that’s what I would try. Just be ready to shut - itsa300zx 23:05:12 01/10/19 Re: Yes, that’s what I would try. Just be ready to shut - ChezZ 23:16:09 01/10/19 Probably best to do both of them...also I think the - jzack 23:25:14 01/10/19
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