I need help quick! please!
I changed my fuel filter and when I was putting the new one in when I tightened the bolt that goes down from the top (it is hollow inside and has two holes on the sides) I noticed that neither of the holes line up too well with the line that puts fuel into my engine. That hole has to be at least half way off to the side, maybe more. A friend of mine told me it's ok like that, that it's just gotta be TIGHT. When I line up the holes it's kinda tight, just not really tight. He said it has to be really tight so it doesn't leak, but don't the holes have to line up?? I made sure I put the washers on correctly. I'm sorry if this same problem is somewhere on here, I'm posting now incase it isn't. I just really need to use my car but don't want it not working right. Thanks!!
Ok, so I drove home and it seemed ok but I can't tell if it's leaking cause I'm not sure if it's grease from my hands from ealier on it or if it's gas that's mostly evaporated. I don't smell much gas, but some spilled earlier so it might be that little bit I smell. Anyway, I got my camera and here's a pic... click it
Did you use a torque wrench on the bolt? You may have tightened it too much. My manual says that install is same as the reverse of removal. Also it says as long as there aren't leaks, you're good.
The banjo bolt is a bolt with a hole drilled through the middle. I did a google search and found this pic: http://www.troublecodes.net/articles...er_366x277.JPG
The pic is from this site:
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3Doff%26sa%3DN
The bolt looks like it is at the same angle!! lol
The pic is from this site:
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3Doff%26sa%3DN
The bolt looks like it is at the same angle!! lol



