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I found a crush washer, installed it on the center bolt, and torqued it down. I think that stopped the leak from that bolt. I also ordered a set of new fuel lines from Memphis after trying unsuccessfully to find any one with the correct ferrule or any clue as to how to change them locally. I...

I found a crush washer and retorqued the center bolt. I cleaned all the ferrules and reinstalled them at 25 ft lbs. I can know see that there is fuel leaking from the number six and three lines. Those were also the two that felt the tightest and are the easiest to reach. I think that, despite...

Yeah, I really appreciate the help, too. I've learned quite a bit about my truck from this forum, and by reading the TMs linked here. Thanks! I've pulled and inspected the lines, and don't see anything that would obviously cause the leak with the ferrules. However, I did, to my surprise, find...

So, I loosened and re-tightened the lines, and I noticed that they did feel much tighter than 25lbs when I broke them loose. I believe that I have them correctly torqued now, but the leak is bad enough that the truck will not start. While looking to see where the leak was coming from while my...

Is there an o-ring or something on the lines that can fail? I have good torque wrenches, but not that will fit over a line nut like that. Any suggestions on getting the 25ft/lb accurate and consistent? Thanks, Nathan

I guess that it's only right that I post a picture of the patient, AKA "Snowflake".

I cleaned and dried the pump before I started it today and it really looks like the fuel is coming out from under that plate. The only thing above the place where I'm seeing fuel is the pressure lines. But, it seems like if it was on the pressure side, it wouldn't run smoothly. It leaks just...

Hey everyone, I have a fuel leak coming from the top of the cylindrical housing on the injection pump on my M51A2 Multifuel. It appears to be coming from under the thin plate (which does move a little) covering the top of the pump where the pressure lines connect. I've put a wrench on a couple...