Massive fuel leak somewhere on the driver side fuel rail.

[78F350]

I'm working on a car that sat for many years. To get it running well, I had to replace the fuel sender and pump, fuel filter, and rail with injectors. (Plus remove all fuel, replace some of the coils, spark plug tubes, water pump, a radiator, heater core... still lots left to do.)

Removing the fuel rail does require some work. Here's a tech article from Pelican Parts: https://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/Boxster_Tech/25-FUEL-Injectors/25-FUEL-Injectors.htm
There's some good info there, but it does not say anything about removing the intake and all of the pictures show the engine OUT OF THE CAR.

A simplified list of what I remember:

• Disconnect most of the engine wire harness.
• Remove air filter.
• Disconnect crank case vent at front left of engine.
• Remove left side intake.
• Remove Secondary Air Injection Blower.

Now you should have space to access and remove the rail, but it is still tight.



While you are there, it would be a good time to consider changing spark plugs, spark plug tubes, and inspecting your coils. I can upload a brief video discussing it, but I expect there are already some better ones on YouTube.