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I have a small leak on injector line #6 rite where it connects to the injector tube. It looks like the threads are leaking a small amout. But enough that when it sits for a bit it usually doesnt start first time. Like it has to prime itself again, but starts no problem an runs fine after that. Im looking to replace the line soon. Just wondering if anyone has tried some thread sealer tape to quick fix the problem?! Just wondering if its worth the time to do the quick fix or if it even works

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Put enough on there maybe. Those threads don't make the seal. The nut applies pressure on the line and cross over tube fore the seal. You might just have a bad o ring on the tube. Worth a look.  Those lines aren't cheap.

I just had to order one from cummins for my #5. The end in the nut blew off. I was missing the hold down at the rear holding #5 and 6. Figured that put some undue stress on it. $93 for the line and $28 for the hold down parts. 

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Ok thnx. Ya i was thinking of replacing all the injector lines, but gets pricy! Just gonna order line #6 soon. Thats the only one that is leaking. Thnx for the input. I’ll try some sealant tape for now an see how it works 

They hold well. Mine have 435k on them. Still believe mine only failed due to that missing clamp. I ordered another #6 in case it got stressed also. I ordered a #6 from an ebay for $60, figured to compare the 2.

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Ok good to know. Ya im looking at ordering from ebay. Seems to be the best deal

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Ok sealant tape seems to be holding up so far. Taped it up an have been out driving around for about 45 mins or so. Everything looks dry still. An actually seems to b running a touch smoother. I dunno if its just me or not lol 

Will see how it starts in the morning. If takes a second try to start then its still leaking or the “fix” was pointless. 

I saw a whole new set somewhere

 

$93 for one ,  Holy sh*t

If you have to get a new one I'd be interested in your bad one. I'm just below you, near Seattle.  

Another member had problems also.  I'm going to experiment.

 

 

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Ok 015point9 i’ll keep that in mind. Not sure how soon itl be but i’ll let you know

1 hour ago, UnrulyDually said:

Ok 015point9 i’ll keep that in mind. Not sure how soon itl be but i’ll let you know

Great.  Let me know when you need mailing info.  

Thanks again

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56 minutes ago, 015point9 said:

Great.  Let me know when you need mailing info.  

Thanks again

Ok, will do. No problem

8 hours ago, GSP7 said:

I saw a whole new set somewhere

 

$93 for one ,  Holy sh*t

I looked one up with the dodge part # and they were around $170.

2 hours ago, dripley said:

I looked one up with the dodge part # and they were around $170.

It was one of the after market vendors , Maybe a after market set of injector lines

8 minutes ago, GSP7 said:

It was one of the after market vendors , Maybe a after market set of injector lines

Yes. I looked at several Mopar oversstock places and 170 was cheapest I saw. I did order a #6 line from an eBay vendor for $60 to compare what difference there might be, visually any way. Wish I could have found somewhere that carries the isolator blocks. Those are pricey everywhere I looked.

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Ok the “quick fix” seems to b holding up. No leaks this morning an truck fired rite up first try, no hesitation or anything. See how long it lasts i guess. Gotta order the new line when get paid 

You ought to get a new connector tube o ring for it too. That could be blown and only takes a few minutes to install since you are in that far.