Fuel Rail Block Seal? (Page 1/2)
Spadesluck NOV 14, 12:43 PM
Has anyone found a good replacement seal? I searched and did not come up with much. I know the fiero store has one but folks have said that it is not a good piece. I have also read someone cutting the rubber out of the original seal and replacing the o-rings. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Spadesluck FEB 12, 11:16 AM
Dare I bump this? I can assume by the lack of respones noone really has an answer. I will probably go with the Fiero Store piece.
fierofool FEB 12, 01:12 PM
Go to the F-Body forums and ask what they use kn the 3.4's and their source. They use the same seal. Just pretend you own a 93-95 Camaro or Firebird.🤐
Spadesluck FEB 12, 07:55 PM
Would not be pretending to much as I own a 98 Camaro. Ha
KMFDMFAN FEB 14, 03:32 PM
*edit*

NEVERMIND

I didn't read the entire post.

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jmbishop FEB 17, 11:31 PM
What seal are you looking for? If it's just flat rubber or cork, a new one can be laser cut easily.

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Spadesluck FEB 18, 01:32 AM

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Originally posted by jmbishop:

What seal are you looking for? If it's just flat rubber or cork, a new one can be laser cut easily.




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Spadesluck OCT 28, 11:16 AM
Just a follow up to what I did. Instead of purchasing a $37 part from the Fiero Store I matched the rubber on the old seal to new rubber 0-rings. I just used o-rings in place of the old seal and bolted it down. I have run the car to operating temp multiple times and driven it around the block a few times with no leaks. Will this work long term, we shall see. I just wanted to post up my experiences thus far.
Dennis LaGrua OCT 29, 09:31 AM

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Originally posted by Spadesluck:

Just a follow up to what I did. Instead of purchasing a $37 part from the Fiero Store I matched the rubber on the old seal to new rubber 0-rings. I just used o-rings in place of the old seal and bolted it down. I have run the car to operating temp multiple times and driven it around the block a few times with no leaks. Will this work long term, we shall see. I just wanted to post up my experiences thus far.



As long as the O rings were Viton not Buna-N. The black Buna-N O rings are not as good under pressure.

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Spadesluck OCT 29, 12:21 PM
I used Viton rings. Good point though. I am just suprised the lack of talk about this, no one makes this seal except the Fiero Store. When I took mine apart the seal was all cracked up. I can only imagine how many owners are driving around with a potential gas leak.