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A fuel leak is one of those issues that needs addressing as soon as possible, and there is a good chance the leak is a result of issues with 6.0 Powerstroke fuel lines. Even with proper care, temperature fluctuations, wear and tear, and general corrosion can cause fuel lines to fail after around ten years. So on an older truck, parts like the 6.0 Powerstroke fuel return line will eventually need switching out. +Read more
Fuel lines form part of the fuel system, alongside things like the 6.0 fuel rail which supplies a steady and consistent flow of fuel to the injectors. Fuel rails are pretty robust, but could be the source of a leak. If your engine is misfiring, it could be down to the fuel rail not doing its job properly. An issue with the fuel rail may also trigger the check engine light.
The fuel line is attached to the vehicle with 6.0 Powerstroke banjo bolts, these are bolts with a hole running through them in which the 6.0 fuel lines sit. Usually, when you’re replacing a part it’s best to replace everything. That way, a new component isn’t ruined by something old, worn, or corroded.
So consider a 6.0 Powerstroke banjo bolt upgrade along with the rest of the 6.0 Powerstroke fuel line replacement. The old banjo bolts will be removed as part of the job anyway, and reusing them is a lot of extra work. A 6.0 banjo bolt upgrade is a low-cost way to save yourself some trouble.
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