rsmith2786

Clogged return or failed regulator causing an increase in fuel pressure? Or are the o-rings actually damaged?

dummee

After I got my buddies old accord running after sitting for 4 yrs the first thing that bitch wanted to do is spray gasoline all over the engine bay out of all 4 cylinders. Just replace the O'rings and see how it goes. If it happens again then you know you've got a problem. Your weird not stupid Buk. You'll figure it out.

Hitchhikkr

Have you pulled them out yet to see what they look like?

Were they installed using any kind of petrolum based lubricant?

jinxy

This is what I told him. I'm assuming they dry rotted from sitting without any fuel in the lines for so long.

buk9tp

well they were installed before i got the engine and ive put alot of miles on it..

they all look like they blew out of one side..

if they were dry rotted wouldnt they have all failed as soon as i got the damn car running and idt they would have failed all together?

---- if i know

Hitchhikkr

Just change em out. Its like $20 worth of parts for injector seal kit.

I always use water based lubricants when installing the seals. No oil to worry about damaging them. KY works good.

darksol2005

Pull them out and see what they look like

stenseltizm

as in the oring physically extruded out of the pocket? Mine did that when I tried to stuff the wrong oring in and didn't get it in quite right. The rail bolted down until it was tight, but in actuality it wasn't down all the way onto the little spacers. So that left some room for the oring to squeeze out.

Was your rail bolted down all the way?