Jdm swap leaking gas from IDK were
06-19-16, 04:23 AM
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Jdm swap leaking gas from IDK were
so i thought i was done withe the swap, WRONG!! the moment gas started priming, i started smelling gas. I saw very little gas on the "mazda" logo on the rotor housing. took off the top manifold thinking a line had a cut, nothing, turned the key with the manifold off(just the top half off) and gas came out poring like a waterfall. i didnt have a chance to jack the car up and look since it was pretty late already. any idea were it could of been from? injectors and lines didnt leak at all. just by looking under the car, it looks like passenger side, right next to motor and tranny are. any help plz.
06-21-16, 03:36 PM
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yeah true, but its still very weird! today i had a second to go under and look. its leaking from the cover under the bell housing. where can it be coming from!? this after i took the key out.
06-21-16, 08:41 PM
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06-22-16, 01:26 AM
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I acctually did that, the other time. Thinking a hose was rip or an injector was leaking and nothing. And i didnt see anything. Ill check again, tomorrow. If anything ill yank the tranny this weekend
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my guess is the fuel feed line leading to the primary fuel rail
06-22-16, 02:48 PM
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what do you mean fuel loop lol? well i took the manifold off, and and checked around the bell housing and i dont see anything dripping at all. plus i need to change the rear main seal or counter weight seal lol
06-22-16, 03:34 PM
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You've already posted a pic of where the fuel goes from the filter over to the block and then returns back to the tank.
In between it makes a loop...from the filter to the primary rail>secondary rail>back out to the return.
It's a loop and it's the only possible source of your dripping gas leak.
In between it makes a loop...from the filter to the primary rail>secondary rail>back out to the return.
It's a loop and it's the only possible source of your dripping gas leak.
06-29-16, 09:56 AM
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https://www.rx7club.com/attachments/...ns-removal.jpg the red lines here, you need to pull the upper intake manifold off again it sounds like and look closer
fuel is pooling up somewhere and seeping down inbetween the engine and trany and thus coming out underneath the car
fuel is pooling up somewhere and seeping down inbetween the engine and trany and thus coming out underneath the car
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07-01-16, 05:18 AM
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https://www.rx7club.com/attachments/...ns-removal.jpg the red lines here, you need to pull the upper intake manifold off again it sounds like and look closer
fuel is pooling up somewhere and seeping down inbetween the engine and trany and thus coming out underneath the car
fuel is pooling up somewhere and seeping down inbetween the engine and trany and thus coming out underneath the car
07-04-16, 05:45 AM
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HEy guys, i fixed the problem lol. idk what line it is but i connected the gas to the wrong one, and i still dont know how, but it was leaking from the rear main seal. i removed the return line and no gas came out, so i connected the feed line in the next spot, and it blew off(return line ). so i tried the third and and it flowed normal! anyone know what the third line is for lol? In the picture u cans see how its suppose to go, and i had the feed line were the plugged one is(top one), gas line is the bottom and return is the right one. now i have to replace the rear main seal i messed up..
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Feed line, return line, and ventilation line to charcoal canister, glad you got it sorted out, in the future if you're facing the firewall fire IIRC left to right should be charcoal canister,return, then feed
07-04-16, 04:11 PM
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07-04-16, 05:25 PM
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surprised no one caught that, i noticed the fuel feed hose going to the emissions line within seconds of looking at the picture.
JDM it is:
forward hard line is from the fuel pump>fuel filter>this port
top line is crankcase ventilation
rearward line nearest the firewall/oil filter is the fuel return line
on USDM cars the fuel feed and return lines are switched, turbo or n/a the orientation is all the same with the exception of the backwards JDM engines.
the main seal may be ok once it airs out for a few days, but you will need to at least drain your fuel soaked oil now and put in fresh before you turn the engine at all.
JDM it is:
forward hard line is from the fuel pump>fuel filter>this port
top line is crankcase ventilation
rearward line nearest the firewall/oil filter is the fuel return line
on USDM cars the fuel feed and return lines are switched, turbo or n/a the orientation is all the same with the exception of the backwards JDM engines.
the main seal may be ok once it airs out for a few days, but you will need to at least drain your fuel soaked oil now and put in fresh before you turn the engine at all.
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07-04-16, 05:53 PM
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surprised no one caught that, i noticed the fuel feed hose going to the emissions line within seconds of looking at the picture.
JDM it is:
forward hard line is from the fuel pump>fuel filter>this port
top line is crankcase ventilation
rearward line nearest the firewall/oil filter is the fuel return line
on USDM cars the fuel feed and return lines are switched, turbo or n/a the orientation is all the same with the exception of the backwards JDM engines.
the main seal may be ok once it airs out for a few days, but you will need to at least drain your fuel soaked oil now and put in fresh before you turn the engine at all.
JDM it is:
forward hard line is from the fuel pump>fuel filter>this port
top line is crankcase ventilation
rearward line nearest the firewall/oil filter is the fuel return line
on USDM cars the fuel feed and return lines are switched, turbo or n/a the orientation is all the same with the exception of the backwards JDM engines.
the main seal may be ok once it airs out for a few days, but you will need to at least drain your fuel soaked oil now and put in fresh before you turn the engine at all.
07-15-16, 02:23 PM
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haha, i know i have to pre mix but mannn lol. i deleted the rats nest and alll the vacuum lines had gas -_-
anyone have an i deal how i can ge all the gas out of the turbo oil lines, oil cooler, and such? i dont want a bomb under my hood lol
anyone have an i deal how i can ge all the gas out of the turbo oil lines, oil cooler, and such? i dont want a bomb under my hood lol