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Morning all,
I'm trying to diagnose a random misfire code with a buddy. Ran diagnostics this morning cold. One issue I found is a small gas leak on a hose that I don't think is suppose to have gas in it. My question is what the parts are named so I can look up more information. At the end of the fuel rail on the drivers side there is what looks to be the regulator / fuel regulator??? with a vacuum hose attached to it that loops around the back of the intake then plugs into some kind of sensor?? that looks bolted to the intake manifold on the passenger side of car. Where the vacuum hose connects to the sensor on the intake is where it drips fuel, I don't think it's suppose to do that, haha. What is this part called? Thank you for any help!!
Last edited by Gunntherd; 03-10-2021 at 11:31 AM.
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My question is what the parts are named so I can look up more information. At the end of the fuel rail on the drivers side there is what looks to be the regulator / fuel regulator??? with a vacuum hose attached to it that loops around the back of the intake then plugs into some kind of sensor?? that looks bolted to the intake manifold on the passenger side of car. Where the vacuum hose connects to the sensor on the intake is where it drips fuel, I don't think it's suppose to do that, haha. What is this part called? Thank you for any help!!
These are pages from the parts manual that should give you what the proper names are.
03-10-2021, 09:21 AM
2000 Camaro Fuel Rail
