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Is your leak at the fuel injection pump or at the injector, or both?
There are no O-rings on the high pressure lines.
It sounds like you need a new high pressure line because the ferrule has failed, or the line has broken from over-tightening.
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Yocsr wrote:
“I’d like to appologize to you for idiots that think it’s more important to try and poke fun than to help with your problem!!”Apology accepted. And I agree with Rich. Who got poked fun at?
One must remember that when they stand superior enough to pass judgement, they too are being judged. Nobody here is an “idiot”. Ignorant of certain things, probably, but not an idiot.
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Thomas & Betts calls it anti-seize/cable dressing with colloidal compounds.
Personally, I can't afford $52 for 8 oz. of anything.
http://www.drillspot.com/produ…..e_dressing
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WSEE,
You can also check with Phillip, he has several.
http://www.shop.circlegtractor…..goryId=490
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Picture please David.
Are you sure it isn't anti-seize?
The mere fact that it states it is conductive means it's not dielectric.
I have never seen a copper colored dielectric barrier grease.
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First, I am saddened by the news of your health and wish you the best.
Unfortunately, alcohol (methanol) is not miscible with diesel fuel. It floats on top of it, and, as you know, diesel floats on top of water.
I don't recommend putting any alcohol in your fuel tank. You can decant the water from your fuel tank, dump what you have in the sediment bowl, change the secondary fuel filter, and completely bleed the system. Check your results with water finding paste such as Kolor Kut.
Get better.
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Larry wrote:
“When you clean your cables coat the cables and posts with transmission fluid and you'll never have a corrosion problem again. A guy told me this and it works!! I coat all my batteries this way.”
Ok, this is how wives tales get started and propagate.
It is NOT the transmission oil that stops corrosion. It is the ability of ANY dielectric substance to coat or otherwise seal a terminal from the atmosphere. Plain old chassis grease works well too, as well as gasket sealer, RTV, etc.
Whatever works, the cheaper the better.
What does “dielectric” mean? A nonconductor of electricity with electrical conductivity of less than ten-to-the-sixth-power of a siemens.
The “grease” that David is referring to is intended to prevent the galvanic action created by dissimilar metals, namely copper and aluminum in close contact.
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