Quick Connect leaks + other issues
Finally got my newly installed motor up and running.
For my first phase of troubleshooting, I need to rid myself of all leaks. So far, I have no oil leaks
. But I do have a fuel leak and hydraulic leaks, and they are all at the darn quick connect links.
The fuel is leaking from the fuel rail to fuel line quick connect here:

I read a thread where it stated that you either have to replace the whole rail (not happening) or cut the connect off and put a new fitting on. Does anyone have any other methods to suggest?
Both the quick connect fittings for the hoses that connect to the power steering cooler are leaking:


I also have a persistent exhaust camshaft code that comes back even after changing the camshaft sensor out.. This is the bank 2 sensor:

Finally, I am looking for what sensor goes here on this hanging connector in the passenger wheel well as I have been unable to locate it via realoem:

Ideally, I'd like to repair the lines to be fit for use as they are quite expensive. The one on the drivers side will be QUITE a bit of work to get installed as well. I definitely do not wish to unbolt the engine and hoist it again..
Thanks in advance!
For my first phase of troubleshooting, I need to rid myself of all leaks. So far, I have no oil leaks
. But I do have a fuel leak and hydraulic leaks, and they are all at the darn quick connect links.The fuel is leaking from the fuel rail to fuel line quick connect here:

I read a thread where it stated that you either have to replace the whole rail (not happening) or cut the connect off and put a new fitting on. Does anyone have any other methods to suggest?
Both the quick connect fittings for the hoses that connect to the power steering cooler are leaking:


I also have a persistent exhaust camshaft code that comes back even after changing the camshaft sensor out.. This is the bank 2 sensor:

Finally, I am looking for what sensor goes here on this hanging connector in the passenger wheel well as I have been unable to locate it via realoem:

Ideally, I'd like to repair the lines to be fit for use as they are quite expensive. The one on the drivers side will be QUITE a bit of work to get installed as well. I definitely do not wish to unbolt the engine and hoist it again..
Thanks in advance!
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About to pull the trigger on these hoses but the return hose is really expensive ($200) and seems like a slight waste as the hose itself is not leaking, only the quick disconnect fitting..
About to pull the trigger on these hoses but the return hose is really expensive ($200) and seems like a slight waste as the hose itself is not leaking, only the quick disconnect fitting..
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