Fuel injector leak?

I recently changed an intake various in my 97 ford crown vic because it come with a defective intake. While putting a fuel injector back contained by the rail (which be taken out to make room for the removal of the intake) i notice that the o ring was a bit stretched and a bit of it be clipped off while putting it contained by, I already knew that it would most probable leak. it is leak. Now my engine make a extremely load and consistent ping noice, and it is idle low I am assuming that this is cus one of the cilinders is running dry and all i am audible range is metal bouncing up and down. And for the idling low i am assuming that this is also due to a famine of fuel pressure because of the leak. Would somebody detail my if my assumptions are correct, and if not what else it would be.

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Answers: The ping hubbub could be just that. Low fuel pressure. the O-Ring should enjoy been replaced when you notice it. It is not a hard commission but I think you should do adjectives 8 just to be out of danger. I have found that a intensely light coat of cooking grease on the rings will let the fuel guardrail slide over the rings without wreckage.

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yeah thats pretty much right, just redeploy the o ring and you should be good

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