Hard fuel line?
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Ozzie
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Re: Hard fuel line?
Try a fuel injection service/repair shop.
I googled it and found this place
Also, try using compressed air to blow the blockage out of your return line, from the gas tank end.
I googled it and found this place
Also, try using compressed air to blow the blockage out of your return line, from the gas tank end.
Re: Hard fuel line?
NAPA has a large selection.
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themadscientist
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Re: Hard fuel line?
Summit Racing and Jegs sell rolls of hard line, both steel and aluminum.
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PapaSmurf2k3
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Re: Hard fuel line?
+1, but you might need a flaring/bending kit.themadscientist wrote:Summit Racing and Jegs sell rolls of hard line, both steel and aluminum.
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Dattebayo
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Re: Hard fuel line?
Working for that A/C company all those years ago finally pays off.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:+1, but you might need a flaring/bending kit.
Thanks everyone.