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Larry NCKS 11-19-2012 05:42:43 70.198.11.5 Report to Moderator	diesel is one of the hardest fluids to contain. If it's getting out, air is getting in . . . unless the leaks have the pressure of fuel above them. I watched a 961 leak fuel at the hose swivel at the pump inlet. After the engine had run just a bit, the leak dried up and the governor began hunting. [Reply]   [No Email]
PeteTheRookie 11-19-2012 15:25:07 74.78.21.209 Report to Moderator	Larry, Tks for the reply. I am learning that about diesel. Seems every time I fill my tank back up some connector or fitting starts to leak. The shut off valve on the bottom of the fuel tank being the most frequent. Sometimes I just have to give it a wiggle or turn it all the way in, and back out and it stops. I suppose it getting down into the upper 20's at nite and into low 50's during the day doesn't help either? Tks for the tip. I will check it again in the AM before I get going. Pete   [Reply]  [No Email]