one of the fule lines is craked at the base... what can i use to patch it.. im looking for something that the gas wont eat up.

Thanks

 

heres a pic

 

You can find another from a boneyard.

You can cut off the cracked part and flare it using a flaring tool and a tube nut and sleeve and replace the line with aluminum or braided tubing.

Is that the return or the feed line, I can't see?

If it's a return, you can use the slip on ferrule connectors to connect some aluminum or braided tubing.

I wouldn't use any thing like jb weld on it, but that's just me.

 

I had that problem... and that piece is about $450 new! I had my entire fuel system replaced... see my sig

I would go the route of replacing it, rather new or junk yard, you don't want to mess with gas!

 

this is the line that is craked at the base of the tube, where it connects to the big round thing.

 

I thought about using jb weld... is there anything wrong with using jb weld for this application?

 

Using JB weld would be okay gas wont eat it up, just remember to let it cure completely i think thats like 24 hours, and remember to clean the surface completely of all contaminants, i would go with the industrial grade, also look at PC-11 it's probbably a little better

 

If its already off the car, bring it to a radiator shop and have them silver braze it-as good as new and it will last longer than a patch.