Fuel line supplier
Fuel line supplier
Since the motor rebuild on my 89 GTA I have been having slight moistness around the fittings on the rubber fuel lines on the driver side of my engine compartment. These are the lines that connect the hard lines from the intake manifold to the hard lines coming from the fuel tank. I was wondering if anyone has replaced these lines and if so where they got the lines. In addittion has anyone replaced these lines with braided lines or know where to get braided lines. Thanks
yes you can replace them with braided line....
you can get the fittings from here the cheapest:
www.anplumbing.com
if you aren't sure which to get call them up.
you can get the fittings from here the cheapest:
www.anplumbing.com
if you aren't sure which to get call them up.
Thanks for the link, any idea where I could get pre made lines from? I've also seen this question posted before but what is the best way you have found to keep excess fuel from running out of the lines when working on them. Even with the fuel pump fuse removed and the ignition off i get fuel running out when the schrader valve has already been purged. I was thinking about jacking the car up and hoping for the gravity effect thanks again.
Last edited by 383 rocket bird; Nov 6, 2002 at 04:04 PM.
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Originally posted by 383 rocket bird
what is the best way you have found to keep excess fuel from running out of the lines when working on them.
what is the best way you have found to keep excess fuel from running out of the lines when working on them.
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