Fuel pressure test point leak.
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It's a standard Schrader valve so you should be able to take the centre out as you would on a normal tyre valve
I think!!
I think!!
discool
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If that’s true the rubber tube to repair the valve in my in my bike puncture repair kit according to the box, but I doubt that the rubber in a standard tyre valve would be petrol proof.
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Yes the actual seal is probably different, I've not checked
discool
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Out of curiosity and to see what LR would charge for a valve l looked in my disco parts catalogue for the number and surprise it’s no listed, or I can’t find it shown on the fuel rail pictures.
As u say it just a Schrader valve then the valve
And so may just need a slight a nip to stop any leak, not unknown with with tyres in my past fitted with an inner tubes that leaked
discool
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I have a extraction tool and also is somewhere. For £3.25 I purchased 10 of them a few years ago to hand out to mates, kept two for myself but I haven’t a clue where they might be, never been used it was a “just in case” tool so I must go on a search in my toolboxes
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Change my own bike tyres so the extractor gets regular useI have a extraction tool and also is somewhere. For £3.25 I purchased 10 of them a few years ago to hand out to mates, kept two for myself but I haven’t a clue where they might be, never been used it was a “just in case” tool so I must go on a search in my toolboxes
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You used to be able to buy a simple metal valve dust cover incorporating an removal tool, still got a couple somewhere.
