Delorean Restoration: Episode 3 - Fuel Accumulator

[@hookinsimms]

New owner here. Thanks for the videos. I’m tackling all that you are right now. I’ve done so much already and about to replace the cold start valve and fuel accumulator. Wish me luck. Gotta get this thing on the road!

[@MySupercarLife]

Great series, I am loving your honesty and I'm glad it's not just me that everything goes wrong for. Really entertaining! Great work! I'm contemplating buying a delorean at the moment - the missus doesn't get it but my 11 year old does

[@AlanMedina314]

Most videos edit out the reality of car repair and that is that people mess up. You keep it real, keep it going.

[@buttdyno8960]

Alan Medina Thanks for the great comment. Much appreciated!

[@HunterBHolmes]

Great videos! Really enjoying your series, I'm not a car guy at all. Just a DeLorean guy, and as a fellow owner your videos give me some confidence that I could tackle some of the work it may need in the future, myself. I had no idea what a fuel accumulator was either, so thanks for that!

[@johnatsf1564]

I love it. Keep up the good videos!!!

[@Creep.-]

Hey there! Really like this video - thank you for the time and energy you put into making it. I just replaced my fuel accumulator last night, and after I pressured the system I noticed a small leak. It looks like it is coming from the elbow joint that attaches to the metal fuel line. I cannot tell which side of that fitting it is leaking from, but I am pretty sure I tightened them both pretty good. I am concerned about tightening them any more for fear of damaging the compression fittings. Right now I'm thinking about taking the whole thing back out and apart and carefully inspecting the fittings to see if there is any dirt/debris around them. Any other thoughts/ideas?