Just Broke my Fuel line to the Fuel Filter....
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From: Davison / Troy ,Michigan
Car: 1991 Pontiac Firebird
Engine: 3.8
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: Dana 60
Just Broke my Fuel line to the Fuel Filter....
Yup, f-cking a I have not sweared this much since, well I never have swore this much. I went to change my fuel filter. Simple task, have done it before, when all of a sudden, TWWIIIIST and the line starts leaking....oh ****. I put the gas cap back on just now and I am gonna see if that keeps it from leaking. Any other ideas and how much do u think its gonna cost to fix it? Thanks
You should be able to cut that part out and with a flare tool and some compression fittings, replace the cracked part.
If you're not that creative, you could very easily and cheaply pull the rear fuel line section out of a junkyard vehicle (make sure it's an FI car) and stick it into yours. I doubt a lot of those are snagged so you shouldn't have any "availability problems".
Good luck whichever route you take.
If you're not that creative, you could very easily and cheaply pull the rear fuel line section out of a junkyard vehicle (make sure it's an FI car) and stick it into yours. I doubt a lot of those are snagged so you shouldn't have any "availability problems".

Good luck whichever route you take.
BTW, that's why you MUST use a backup wrench when you change the fuel filter. If you were using a backup wrench, then you were not holding it still. Sometimes you gotta stop for a second and remember just which wrench you're supposed to be turning.. hehe.
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