What are you working on today?
- Thread starter Amkeer
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Extremely busy 4th for me. The old saying “there’s no such thing as a holiday when you’re self employed” definitely rang true.
Started out putting the 6ft tiller on our Allis Chalmers 5045 and hauled it up north of town to till a future wildflower bed for a customer. Then grabbed my lowboy and moved the manlift that I moved last week back home since their job is complete. Fixed a taillight on my Ford Transit and did an engine oil change and transmission drain and fill.
Started out putting the 6ft tiller on our Allis Chalmers 5045 and hauled it up north of town to till a future wildflower bed for a customer. Then grabbed my lowboy and moved the manlift that I moved last week back home since their job is complete. Fixed a taillight on my Ford Transit and did an engine oil change and transmission drain and fill.
Yesterday, I finally had a bit of time to tend to the Camaro. Last week when I backed it out of the garage, I noticed a substantial fuel leak located under the bell housing.
There's only a few places in the back of the engine where fuel could be leaking from; pressure regulator, fuel rail cross-over tube or cold start injector hard line. I rigged up a jumper wire and momentary switch, and ran the fuel pump (engine off) thru the ALDL to see if I could locate the leak. Nothing visible, although there was a faint fuel smell.
When I get the time, I'll have to run the engine and see if there's a leaking injector(s) but this is unlikely to cause the amount of visible leakage.
Letting vehicles sit for long periods is not good for them.
There's only a few places in the back of the engine where fuel could be leaking from; pressure regulator, fuel rail cross-over tube or cold start injector hard line. I rigged up a jumper wire and momentary switch, and ran the fuel pump (engine off) thru the ALDL to see if I could locate the leak. Nothing visible, although there was a faint fuel smell.
When I get the time, I'll have to run the engine and see if there's a leaking injector(s) but this is unlikely to cause the amount of visible leakage.
Letting vehicles sit for long periods is not good for them.