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1992 Volvo 240 sedan - fuel line leak (spray!) 200

posted by  Jesse B on  Tue Jun 28 12:58 CST 2016
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It's expensive, but it is nylon fitted to two banjo fittings, and it has various heat shields along it. You could probably make one for cheaper, but how much is your time worth?

I had to replace mine because the surfaces of the banjo fitting at the filter had corroded, and when I tried to put it back on after replacing the fuel filter, I had a massive fuel leak. The banjo fitting surfaces wouldn't mate no matter what. I was happy just to obtain the part quickly and get the car back on the road.






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