Just the tip: 1 ebay fuel rail leak fix

[@JamesDguy]

God bless this man!! I am having an IDENTICAL issue with my LS swap and for the ones wondering the part number info its acdelco 217-1588 just go to any parts store and tell them part number 217-1588 injector O rings bypass all the what year make or model. Just wanted to say thank you Gonzo's Garage your getting a mention in my up coming video! God bless brother!

[@BillyP-49Chevy]

Thank you very much sir.

[@drstallings_314]

Is this with the stock injectors? Or aftermarket?

[@joshsbluecollarbuildsdesig7427]

Great video I went and purchased the O-rings just wondering did you happen to use the stock retainer clips that are on the stock LS motor?

[@GonzosGarage]

No. Those things go in the trash every time. I hate those things

[@GbodySS_LsX]

Are those truck injectors I have problems with my brackets onto the fuel rail I don’t want to drill nd fabricate brackets would the spacers work

[@ramonochoa5262]

The spacers work but you’d also need different o rings because that’s why I’m on this video to start with, I’m leaking fuel from spacer tip to the fuel rail

[@JohnReynolds661]

So far, the only place I found the bigger O ring is from Rock Auto. Victor Reinz 181003101 Inside dia = .291", outside dia = .585", thickness = .148" It's not clear if these are Viton rubber. Local parts stores only carry Felpro which isn't big enough.

[@wilperroreyes7390]

Do you have a part number for the orings you used or dimensions of the diameters?

[@xXBlownReaperXx]

Bought the JEGS sheet metal intake for ls1 and had 60lb injectors . It came with the JEGS fuel rails and once I put my injectors it leaked . Had no issues with the ls6 intake and Holley efi fuel rails . I found part 217-1588 gm O -Rings and also 217-1533?? Which should I get ? They both baby blue and brown O rings

[@GonzosGarage]

I used acdelo 217-1588 from the parts store

[@GonzosGarage]

I looked them up on a 2001 ls1 camaro

[@xXBlownReaperXx]

Thank you very much, I have a 99 firebird formula with a 6.0 I will order and hopefully fix this issue

[@athinelongatedgoblin9411]

@@xXBlownReaperXxdid it fix ur issue?

[@xXBlownReaperXx]

@@athinelongatedgoblin9411 yea

[@regdor8187]

O-rings have a p/n such as 2-N374 etc. ..what was the p/n of those you used ??

[@angelobyrd8010]

Okay that's what you did I didn't have the money to go buy new ones new o-rings but what I did was took old o-rings and stuck them up in the top of the fuel rail to give it that extra like quarter of an inch or whatever and that stopped the leak is that a good idea or am I f****** up

[@GonzosGarage]

Well it's not the proper way to fix it but if it works... it works. The only question now is it gonna last and is it putting to much pressure vertically on the injector body. The injector isn't suppose to have vertical pressure on the injector body because it can cause the injector to fail. The injector should rotate left and right freely when installed to insure the injector body isn't being crushed

[@jralvarez79]

You know the part# on the o-rings you used? Thanks

[@angelobyrd8010]

Okay so maybe it's not a good idea but only reason now I'm saying that is because I started the car up and it began to shutter misfire and cut off immediately and I'm wondering if that o ring that extra o ring could be causing the fuel not to get to the injector efficiently

[@GonzosGarage]

At that point the extra o ring most likely is smashing inward and restricting fuel flow.

[@GonzosGarage]

Did u upgrade injectors to a larger or smaller injector? If so the tune is probably off and needs to be retuned

[@cliffjamerson3107]

Thanks bro

[@jamesking425]

Where did you get the o ring from need help

[@GonzosGarage]

Went to oriellys and had the look up injector o rings for a 2000 ss camaro then picked the ones that are the blue o rings

[@bryangee9609]

Are those factory LS injectors ?

[@GonzosGarage]

Yes

[@armedgunman01]

Not all gm injector orings are the same they very in size slightly, most people don't know that, you just had bad luck and had the wrong size to start with

[@GonzosGarage]

I agree. And every time I get some of these cheap fuel rails showing up on someone's new build that leak... the blue ones from the local parts store never fail me. So it's gotten to the point I start with those if I'm upgrading rails and injectors on something.

[@zachcote7304]

Do you know the size?

[@brihan24]

@@GonzosGarage what are the dimesions?