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    injector problem

    I am using the 450cc injectors from tuner toys(not sure if anyone else on here is using them) and i wasn't sure which seal to use. The stock injectors had the small rubber seals and the plastic rings. The new injectors came with a large rubber seal which didn't look like it would work with the plastic ring. I ended up taking off the stock rubber seals and plastic rings and just using the large rubber seals. Well when I started the car gas went spraying out from the seals. So I replaced the large rubber seals with the stock rubber seals and plastic rings, but I am still getting gas leaking out. Any ideas on which seals to use or how to fix the problem?
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    Post pics the injectos probably arent installed properly are the injectors on the the top have the tops on the fuel rail. You know there are 2 seals the rubber one at the bottom and the rubber one on top right? post pics.

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      i got it fixed. the bottom seal was leaking because it wasn't seated properly. i used the stock bottom seals. come to find out i had another leak too. the top o-ring that goes intot the fuel rail ripped a little when i installed it. replaced that o-ring with one off the stock injectors and problem solved.

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        #4
        just like i said

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