I need to buy a new fuel rail because the one on my car is leaking I'm not sure where. Is it possible for it to leak on the top all the way to the right there's seething that goes that with two bolts I'm not sure what it is or called, could it leak from there? And another question is I want to buy the black AEM fuel rail fr eBay but it has 5 holes the two on right for two bolts and the
Middle for whatever that piece is and what's the two extra holes to the left of it? On my current fuel rail there's only the 3 holes. Am I looking at wrong fuel rail or are those two extra holes additions that can be plugged? Can anyone help me purchase correct fuel rail that will fit my stock fuel line and injectors.

 

as long as it specific that the fuel rail is for you particular motor then it will fit, and yes there 5 hole there on them aftermarket fuel rail. starting right to left, first hole to bolt down the fuel pressure regulator, second hole for the fuel to pass through into the pressure regulator, third hole for the second bold to bolt down the fuel pressure regulator, and the last two are for optional fuel gauge if not need it then plug it up, i can't remember but i think the kit does come with 2 plug that you can use. but why buy aem fuel rail it is not needed unless you intend to make some serious power and it not likely that a fuel rail will go bad, just check for leak it could be a worn out seal or o ring.

 

Are we just going to guess what the MM&Y of your car is?

This should help...

http://www.aemelectronics.com/Images...s%2025-108.pdf 94

 

Ohhh no I may have bought fuel rail for nothing. Well my current one the plastic is bubbling from the gas being there so much so I want to change it anyways. But it looks like it could be coming out from the fpr cuz it's bubbling near there also by the right bolt. Could it leak from the fpr?

 

sound like either a bad fpr or the o ring might be worn out, it unlikely that the fpr would go bad! I'm not saying it never happen before but it not a common issue, i would take the fuel pressure regulator off and inspect it, replace it with a new o ring and bolt it back down, and don't worry if you already bought the aem fuel rail then just use it otherwise you can always re sell it.