[DML] Re: Almost fixed

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

 I would doubt the support itself is leaking much. It is much more
likely that you need to replace the injector seals. You remove the
injector and slide off the old seal, slide the new one on and replace
the injector. When the seals get old they get hard and shrink and
don't seal well. You will see the new seals will fit tightly when you
replace the injector, the old ones don't fit tightly anymore. Some
seals sold by some venders fit loosely. You can wrap teflon tape on
the seal and it will fit better. In fact you can try this trick on the
old seals and they will work better (and it's cheaper).
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



-- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "painterdave72" <painterdave72@xxxx> wrote:
> Hey all just got my car back from having the ac charged and leak
tested for 
> the summer... also had the mechanic do a final vacumn leak check and
the 
> 






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