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Old 05-11-2015, 07:16 PM
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Thanks guys for all the suggestions. I did everthing suggested and leak was still there. So, I wrapped a small piece of teflon tape around the threads on the small nut and started the car for about one minute, not a drop. I put new gas line and replaced the large round gasket, took the teflon tape off and she is fixed. Cliff told me not to use any tape on the threads, but I only ran it for a minute just to see if the small nut was the problem and it was. All is well now.

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