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I'm guessing this shouldn't be happening with my Pierburg...

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It's very easy to push that down and start it leaking into the manifold. Is that likely the rubber block gone? The carb itself is bolted down as tight as it will go.

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I'd say the rubber block. I gasket goo'd mine to shit.

but only because I couldn't wait for a new one.

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I'd say the rubber block. I gasket goo'd mine to shit.

but only because I couldn't wait for a new one.

Yeah, it's already smothered in nasty looking sealant...

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Do you know if GSF do replacements?

haven't a clue mate don't use them as my local one is full of incompetent wankers.

pretty sure they do..

haven't a clue mate don't use them as my local one is full of incompetent wankers.

Doesn't that go for every GSF?.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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I didn't know they had a reputation... where do you get your parts then?

GSF :lol: but I make sure I have the right part number off the online shop.

There's one Guy at mine that you really have to keep an eye on what he gives you as it will most likely still be wrong.

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