Broken Steel Fuel Line
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I broke the Steel fuel line at the tip where it connects to the quick disconnect coming from the fuel pump. I broke about a centimeter of the steel line which is the part with the ridge the quick disconnect connects to. Is there any way I can Repair this or do I need a new Steel line? Thanks
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I think your going to have to replace the line. How did you break the steel tubing?
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I was just using the little plastic quick disconnect tool to get the plastic line off and the steel snapped
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I dont know if this is stupid or not, but could this be what I need? http://www.dormanproducts.com/p-15880-55180.aspx
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if that is the end that is broken off,
you might be able to get a brass connector compression fitting and
and splice in that end with some flairs up a ways
on the line somewhere.
you might be able to get a brass connector compression fitting and
and splice in that end with some flairs up a ways
on the line somewhere.
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