ok i just had new injectors installed on my 3.1 firebird 92, ok so i when for a test drive and smelled gas the sender line is leaking bad and the threads are all mess up looks like some one just tried to keep turning it now i can't find that fuel block anywhere and the fuel rails dont come with one im so lost on what to do this is my only car and i don't want to be driving around like that a fire is just waiting to happen like this.

can i drill it out or put some locite or even weld it in there? i dont have that much money but i need this car so i will have to do something -.-

 

The first question that pops to mind is why in the world did they remove the fuel lines to replace the fuel injectors? Whoever did that needs to lose their job. Anyone can swap out a set of injectors in half an hour, most of that time taken to fight with those blasted clips that hold the injectors in the rail.

Second, you'll need to get either a junkyard rail or some JBWeld stick epoxy, and even the epoxy may not hold. If you try the epoxy, you'll need to completely drain the fuel rail to make sure no gas gets on the epoxy as it cures, and slowly screw the fuel pipe back into the rail. You'll probably only get one shot to get it right, so try like mad to get the fuel pipe in as straight as possible and in all the way. Get a new set of fuel line o-ring seals and put them on there as well.

 

idk but my friend father fixed it he re-thread the hole and put some thread locker and hope for the best it not leaking but it was a pain in the *** i wasted 10 gallons going 2 miles man last time i go to a friend job to get some work done -,-