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This is because your engine is covered by the Dodge Fuel Injector O-Ring which makes sure that there is no leakage of fuel and that the pressure is maintained in each full-throttle acceleration. Power is the gas that Dodge cars have been running on since the brothers unleashed an all steel body in 1914 and the power spirit continues to run in present day Dodge machines that roar with HEMI engines, Viper handling and the thunderous Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust that lets even the electric models howl or whisper during Stealth Mode. These innovations demonstrate the fact that Dodge is a balance between pure power and intelligent technology to provide drivers with both power and practicality. Its all wheel drive options are rugged and deal with snow and dirt uncomplained. Since Dodge engineering believes in reliability, it is easy to replace this seal. Fuel Injector O-Ring is a small ring made of elastomer that fits on the injector body, and makes it tight, thus preventing leaks and ensuring spray accuracy. Installation of a new Fuel Injector O-Ring requires first disconnection of battery, removal of the fuel cap and release of the system pressure, this is followed by unclipping of injector assembly and pulling it out with care. Take off the old ring, wipe the groove and the surrounding seat, and wipe off dirt. Apply a little clean engine oil to the fresh Fuel Injector O-Ring, roll it into place, never to be twisted, and force the injector straight back into its bore until it clips into place. Reconnect lines and clips, reconnect the battery, squirt the pump, engine on, and drips: be careful before driving.