Hi all,

I have decided to get my 89 T/A running after 10 years dormant. Have fixed all the small issues, and have the last issue to fix:

Dead fuel pump. I have the original in the tank, and an Accel external booster. I got the Accel to run, but not the OEM.
I have bought a Quantum 340LPH in tank as a replacement, and will be dropping the tank soon. I am eliminating the booster pump.

Does anyone know who makes/part number of the fuel line that goes from the sending unit to the hard line that goes forward to the fuel rail?
We cut mine 20+ years ago for the booster, and want to put back the original. I think it was a high pressure hose, rather than a hard line.

Please help. Thanks!

 

If you mean the stubby rubber hose between the sending unit and the hardlines on the body, I'm pretty sure it's permanently crimped onto the body hardline. The return line, and vent lines are crimped (edit - Clamped), and just regular old EFI hose. The other isn't serviced separate from the hardline.

 

Part number for the fuel feed line hose is 10038113. This is for 89-92 the L98 engine.

 

Can't find a photo of that part, but if I were a betting man, I'd bet it's going to have a threaded fitting on one end and a crimp ferrule on the other. If a person could find one.

 

I found these guys a few months ago when I was looking for a metric fuel line fitting for my Acura.

Is this what you're looking for?

https://www.inlinetube.com/pages/pro...5701951884304|

Sorry I can't comment on their fit or finish.

 

I think your talking about this

https://www.sstubes.com/products/82-...tainless-steel

The rubber line in the picture is actually braided stainless steal instead of the rubber hose like the original. The original line was threaded(female,to the sending unit) at on end with a rubber hose crimped to a hard line that ran to the fuel filter with a male threaded fitting that screwed into the filter. It was one piece originally and the replacement above is two pieces even though the picture shows something different. I just installed one of these today. Not a bad piece although it was about 3 inches too long on the sending unit end and about 1 inch too long on the filter end but did work..