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Old 07-18-2020, 02:18 AM   #3724
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Originally Posted by Side View Post
I for one would appreciate the banjo bolt video! Pretty sure mine has the smallest of leaks...
@Side here you go!



Also, credit where credit is due. I previously had read a very useful post from @toast for how to fix this problem:
https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...postcount=2929

So, consider my posting a "video version" of what @toast said. Hope this helps you and others.

Some supplemental info that I did not talk about:
1. My leak wasn't really a stream, just felt wetness under the bolt and could smell gas.
2. I was worried about fine metal shavings getting in the fuel line, so in general I kept the sandpaper underneath the bolt as I sanded so the shavings wouldn't get inside the bolt. But afterwards I doused it with brake cleaner and let it dry well before reinstalling, just to flush away any loose pieces. Probably overkill, but can't hurt.

Usual disclaimer applies, I am not a professional so take my advice with a grain of salt.
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