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Old 02-26-2013, 03:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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HPOP oil leak from plug under high pressure lines (non-user servicable?)

My truck is leaking a good bit of oil. After several attempts to find the leak, I finally narrowed it down to a plug on the drivers side of the HPOP just under the high pressure output lines. Is that the non-user serviceable plug that's replaced by diesel orings kit 8-007 at #8-007 Serviceable Replacement HPOP Plug - High Pressure Oil Pump - 1999-2003 Ford 7.3L ?

If that's it, I'm planning to just order the 8-002 with the plug option and engine mounting gasket. Seems that I might as well replace all the seals as long as I have it out.
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Never mind, after reading another manual at the site, that's exactly what that plug is.
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That's a good idea - much easier to re-seal the whole pump while you have it off. Don't loose that little check ball. You might even consider rebuilding your fuel bowl while you are that deep into it.
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Not a bad idea. I might see if I can make time for that. Thanks.
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