fuel lines
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From: Newark, Ohio
Car: 1985 camaro
Engine: 1971 355
Transmission: 5-speed
fuel lines
I have a 85 camaro that had the v6 in it. I had a 350 out of a 71 camaro and it is sitting down in it nicely. the springs, radiator, shroud, and bell housing all have been replaced. I have a edelbrock carb on it now, but the car has 4 fuel lines coming out of the tank.
Which ones do I need to keep or is there a new or used sending unit that i could use?\
Which ones do I need to keep or is there a new or used sending unit that i could use?\
believe you need all of them, they ought to be vents from charcole canister, supply and return. use a 3 port regulator incoming, to carb and return to tank. do you remember where they went before you pulled the original engine?
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From: Chicago, Il
Car: 1987 Trans Am
Engine: Lt1
Transmission: T56
One of the lines is for a vacuum controller and should not go the engine at all. One is a return and another is a supply. The last one is for the charcoal canister.
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From: Idaho Falls
Car: 82 Trans Am
Engine: LTX
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 3.42 strengthed 7.5 inch
Don't have my service manual in front of me but I know the order.. it is supply/return/canister/vent.. I believe from left to right.. I just switched out my sender because of switching from a mechanical to electric fuel pump..
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