I have a leak in my hard line 1999 chevy blazer
#1
I have a leak in my hard line 1999 chevy blazer
Can i plug or stop the leak temporay until the replacement part come in from the GM plant in Michigan? What product or material I can buy from Auto Zone to do this?
Part item: Fuel Feed Hard Line
Part number: 15004586
Price: $126 qouted by Danny in the parts dept.
The is near my rear wheel next to the gas tank. The leak is on the pressure side because every time I start the engine the gas come shouting out the line.
Please help! I'm is San Diego, CA
Part item: Fuel Feed Hard Line
Part number: 15004586
Price: $126 qouted by Danny in the parts dept.
The is near my rear wheel next to the gas tank. The leak is on the pressure side because every time I start the engine the gas come shouting out the line.
Please help! I'm is San Diego, CA
#2
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I have never heard of a pour-in product to plug a fuel line leak. It would stop the flow of gas. You might find something to wrap the line with, but I doubt it and would not recommend it. Fuel leaks need to be correctly repaired.
I have never heard of a pour-in product to plug a fuel line leak. It would stop the flow of gas. You might find something to wrap the line with, but I doubt it and would not recommend it. Fuel leaks need to be correctly repaired.
#3
Is there a tape or gel product available to stop the leak temporarily?
#4
loctight makes something that might work. if my dog didnt eat my camera id post a pic. its like instant steel. mix it up than put it over the hole. it may or may not work but worth a shot. claims to be just as strong as steal when it dries but i dout it and it can stand temps up to 800. ive used it to repare the buttom of a fuel tank on a older for truck that had a metal tank. it worked great for that but it wasnt under any preasure really.
#5
Well i don't know exactly where it's leaking but, can u cut out the bad spot and get some high pressure fuel [rubber] line from auto zone for a temp fix???
#6
a mechanic told me that i could use jb weld (a two part epoxy) and pull off the line and apply it and let it set for few hours and put it back. Is this true?
#7
Listen to 07 go buy some fuel hose from autozone cut out the bad spot put the hose on it with good clamps and forget about the new expensive line because the fix will last probably the life of the truck. Had same problem did this repair 5 years ago and still going strong.
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