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    Posted: 15 Nov 2010 at 7:32pm
As I get closer to finishing the 262 for my D17, I noticed I have 2 injector lines that have some wear on the outside from rubbing on the block. They aren't rubbed through and leaking. I'm just curious if anybody has built them up in a situation like this.
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I've seem them braized before.
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I've brazed them but kinda build around the thin spot and then over so they don't burn thru.  Just did a bad one and we brazed a patch over a larger thin area and it seems fine....Dale
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