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It looks like it is leaking from where the bolt screws into the head.. Could try tightening it up?
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Thats a delivery nozel IIRC.
No idea why its leaking there. Could it not be leaking from above and dripping down. maybe try a bit of black (fuel proof) silicone and see how long that holds for.
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it doesn't seem to be from above unless i'm not looking properly. Will have another check and get a second opinion tomorrow. will clean it up and have another look.
just seems strange how its collecting there and dripping off pump
Ahh Dan - me having a blonde moment there will give that a whirl tomoz too cheers bud
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Can you find a pic of a head and arrow the exact bit thats leaking? As bit tricky for us to see whats going on..
Possible places in order of likelyhood ness are:
Leaking delivery valve (they seat on a copper washer, try tightening them as Dan said first, if not replace copper washer)
Leaking stop solenoid (therefore runs down and drips lower down)
Leaking head seal (not in your case as wouldnt be dripping where it is
And I guess its possible for the timing / inspection bung to be leaking in the center of the delivery valves, but havent seen that happen before... if not theres an o ring seal on it, so just back bolt out, replace the seal, and put back, could try tightening it a bit first just incase.
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