the GTA started leaking fuel like mad and i finally got the chance to crawl under it (havent been driving it with a fuel leak, dont worry)

i need to replace the little section that connects the two hardlines...





i cant seem to find a diagram/part number on google

thankssss

 

or can i just get this 3/8 npt to barb and put a section of hose with high pressure clamps? why not, right?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-8-NPT-Male...dVnqaj&vxp=mtr

 

Normally on that kind of crimped hose end, I'd just use a cut-off wheel in a Dremel to cut a slice in the crimped sleeve, then peel the sleeve off the hose. Once the crimp is removed you'll see it's just a hose on a barbed end fitting. Pull the hose off the fitting, slip on a new hose, and clamp it with a high pressure clamp. Most hydraulic shops will have the tools to properly crimp a new sleeve on the end, but you'd probably have to take the entire fuel line off the car.

Trouble with a cut off wheel is sparks in this case. Might try a small saw, or tin snips, or even just file throigh the crimp.

 

thats what i was thinking (as far as the compressed end)

but it goes to the other side which is a 3/8 NPT threaded fitting..so if i just get an adapter as i posted above, thatll be fine then, correct?

(second pic is the top part of the line, the first pic is the bottom part of the same line)

 

Sure it's not leaking at the flare nut? it might be as simple as replacing the o ring

 

nope the fitting was just loose...my bad lmao

mustve missed it when i swapped the pump

thanks dudes