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in tank fuel pump removed 84 SW DL

posted by  Bob Wennerstrom on  Wed Nov 20 01:19 CST 2002
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My opinion is that if you're going to cut the plastic return line, just replace the whole thing with good FI hose. If I read your post correctly, you're planning on adding a short piece of fuel line outside the tank and are going to clamp it to the plastic line? Personally, I don't think it would be a good idea to clamp 2 hoses together like that. Also, you'll find that the barbs on the stub coming out for the return line do not facilitate easy removal of any hose, plastic or not. Once you put a hose on there, it's not coming off without a knife. My suggestion is to leave the return line alone. The "deformed" part where it goes over the barbs is perfectly normal.

Bob
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82 intercooled turbowagon 235K






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