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    Excess fuel in one inlet port.

    Brief lead up to my discover.

    Car broke 2 years ago.
    Bought new manifold and fitted along with a load of other bits inc fuel system.
    Car occasionally got started to be pulled out of garage but thats it and has not been mapped on this new turbo / inlet / fuel system setup (injector values HAVE been changed in power FC).

    So Sunday i discover that i have a large inlet leak from manifold to head.
    I tested for this by spraying easy start around the manifold (likely to be mainly around number one port).
    When i get the manifold off i discover loads of oily residue which i think is fuel but only on number one port.
    The other 3 ports are pretty much clean.

    Any suggestions as to why?

    Piccie of numbers 1 and 2 ports.




    Thanks

    Nath

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    Hugh Janus has this problem, was a knackered injector iirc?

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    hmmmm OK that's a little worrying as they have not done any real mileage but just sat there.

    cheers

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    all of mine where filled with fuel, the pintle cap on the end of the injector broke away meaning the O ring popped out of place allowing fuel to flow directly from the rail

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    I'm pretty sure that's not the case as there is no fuel around the rail etc.
    I'm hoping its just a mapping issue or residue from the easy start or something.

    Cheers

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    worth checking the injector o'rings in case they are damaged and letting fuel past

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    Quote Originally Posted by 800bhp View Post
    worth checking the injector o'rings in case they are damaged and letting fuel past
    Will have a look and check the o'rings when i bolt it all back together.

    Cheers

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