What next? Fuel leak.
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Originally Posted by ron350
Have you read this.
http://www.clubgp.com/newforum/tm.as...de=&*=#2825935
There was a picture of two yellow o-rings out of a fuel line fitting and one of the o-rings had cracks in it.
http://www.clubgp.com/newforum/tm.as...de=&*=#2825935
There was a picture of two yellow o-rings out of a fuel line fitting and one of the o-rings had cracks in it.
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To follow this thread to its conclusion, the new fuel line is installed and it has fixed the problem. Fuel pressure stays constant after the pump primes the system, the car fires right up with just a touch from the starter, and the leak is completely gone.
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Originally Posted by Foghorn
Good to hear, what was the cost of the lines?
Cheers,
Cheers,
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Glad everything worked out for you. I have a gas leak on my 94 over half a tank. Mine might be the seam, but theres a gas leak stain on top too. Might be leaking from both. I'll be posting about my findings when the time comes.
Now happy driving and hope nothing else goes wrong for ya.
Now happy driving and hope nothing else goes wrong for ya.
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I was at Advance auto last week and they were putting out plastic fuel line repair kits for GM cars.
It was in the help section with door handles and molding clips.
I think I would rather pay $50 for the original line than $15 for a patch job.
Sure would be nice to see how GM assembles the plastic ends in to the plastic fuel lines.
It was in the help section with door handles and molding clips.
I think I would rather pay $50 for the original line than $15 for a patch job.
Sure would be nice to see how GM assembles the plastic ends in to the plastic fuel lines.
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Originally Posted by ron350
I was at Advance auto last week and they were putting out plastic fuel line repair kits for GM cars.
It was in the help section with door handles and molding clips.
I think I would rather pay $50 for the original line than $15 for a patch job.
Sure would be nice to see how GM assembles the plastic ends in to the plastic fuel lines.
It was in the help section with door handles and molding clips.
I think I would rather pay $50 for the original line than $15 for a patch job.
Sure would be nice to see how GM assembles the plastic ends in to the plastic fuel lines.
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