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Fuel Leak at Hydraulic Head Help

Little Gus

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Hi there,

I have fuel leaking from the hydraulic head. I cleaned and blew everything but still can't quite tell where it is coming from but I have a guess. The metal shoulder below the nut on the #1 line is loose to the touch. The nut is tight and I haven't messed with it. See attached image. The screwdriver is gently leaning on it to show what I'm talking about.

Questions...

  1. What is the name of what I am calling the "metal shoulder"?
  2. Could this be causing the leak?
  3. Can I loosen and reseat this or should I just replace the line?
Another solution?

Thanks much and thanks for the 2,459 articles I've read on SS.

Cheers
 

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