davepnola

What is best way to replace fuel lines , should I buy the pre made ones from parts place or tamariz or should I buy a spool of 3/8 line from napa and try it myself ??can i even get the pre made lines in with out pulling rear suspension apart ?? thanks Davepnola

Run to Rund

If you aren't going to remove the body, correct routing is very difficult with one piece lines. If it doesn't hazve to look absolutely correct, meaning couplers are OK, get 5' lengths (or shorter as needed) of pre-made lines and brass couplers from your local parts house. You can probably place most of the couplers in "discreet" locations. there won't be many of them, as the lines are about 12' long.

davepnola

bought them today at car quest thats what I decided after looking closely, thanks for the response. Davepnola

Rickman48

Aso makes them easier to replace down the faaaaaaaaaaar road!
Another 40 years??

oldzy

You have a 'return' line? Mine (72 CS) just has a main 3/8" fuel line and a 5/16" 'vapor' line. I got mine from ILT, and it seems ok so far (tight fit with rubber hose though where it splits into the frame at the front).

I also got a complete OEM steel brake line set from them, but don't need it, as I went S/S instead.