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1995 - 960 fuel filter removal, damaged line 900 1995

posted by  waldo02 on  Sun May 27 10:57 CST 2007
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Sorry to bother you guys. I'm just starting to learn how to wrench on cars. I tried removing the fuel filter on the '95 960, and thought they were quick connects. Instead they look screwed on. I used a socket on the end, and an open wrench to counterhold on the filter itself. Somehow as I was loosening it, the central banjo connector rotated and damaged the rubber line connected to it. It formed cracks and started leaking fuel. i taped it up for now, but there's still a slow leak.

so I have a few questions.
1. How do I remove the filter without damaging the lines?
2. Is there a part # for the fuel line that runs from the filter to the engine? It doesn't look like a trivial replacement.

i hope i didn't wreak too much havoc on the car
thanks so much, you guys are the best.

one timid brickster hoping things don't explode.






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