To All,
I may be stating the obvious BUT when is the last time you have
checked your rubber fuel lines? It's worth a very close inspection.
There are two fuel lines in particular I refer too, these are the ones
going from the fuel pressure regulator and the one from the fuel pump
to the injector junction "T" piece in the engine bay. They both come
through the middle of the fire wall, they are held together with a
yellow clip. If they are your originals I bet they are cracked and it
may be time to do something about it. Look very closely at these with
a bright light and a good pair of eyes (or if you need glasses use
them).
Regards
Rick.
I may be stating the obvious BUT when is the last time you have
checked your rubber fuel lines? It's worth a very close inspection.
There are two fuel lines in particular I refer too, these are the ones
going from the fuel pressure regulator and the one from the fuel pump
to the injector junction "T" piece in the engine bay. They both come
through the middle of the fire wall, they are held together with a
yellow clip. If they are your originals I bet they are cracked and it
may be time to do something about it. Look very closely at these with
a bright light and a good pair of eyes (or if you need glasses use
them).
Regards
Rick.