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Question Banjo Bolt Stripped?

Hey all,

I have found my fuel leak (at least one of them ), the banjo bolt on the aft injector is stripped, and wont hold of course. Hopefully the threads with-in the injector are not, I don't want to have to buy that thing at $569.00?

I don't know if rethreading is a possibility, so I have ordered a new one, but I was curious if anyone has another fix, if just temporary till I get the bolt and washers, 3-5 days.

I also read on some diesel forums that you can change them out for better performance/fuel economy? Has anyone done this?

Please excuse my lack of diesel mechanical knowledge, I'm just a cook
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banjo bolts can be found at several locations on any particular diesel engine...basically a pas thru bolt having a slightly larger diameter increases fuel flow to filters pumps injectors ect...dosent really affect performance that much..not like increasing pump pressure .. or over fueling injectors ect..

As far as a fix...never tried but a re-tap might just work ..or a heli-coil

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Thanks Still, I will see if the re tap will work or just wait for the parts
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