Hi, I am replacing the fuel line on my old Land Rover. This is the practically the first thing I have ever done under the hood of a car besides check the oil.
The old hose was cracked with age and leaked under pressure when the engine was running. Now that I have replaced it, including the small brass cylinder inside the hose, there is a leak from the below pictured junction. The brass cylinder slips freely in and out of the hole, whereas it did not before. How can I fix this? Do I need to use some sort of adhesive on the metal? Thanks.
Posted: 2/22/2007 1:39:15 PM EDT
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I think there's supposed to be an O seal inside the housing. They're like $0.16 at Autozone.