I need to replace the fuel line that goes from the engine to the fuel filter. Anyone have any tips suggestions? Looks pretty straight forward but only question is how to disconnect it on the engine side. It looks like just a rubber tube slips over the metal line but not sure?


EDIT---Looks like the line is one piece that goes right up to the fuel rail with a quick connect. Does that sound correct?

 

Anyone?

 

im not sure im sure someone will answer soon, most posts are usually answered or responded to around like 4pm-8pm so that may be why no one answered yet, someone that knows for sure will probably respond soon though

 

Do they makes replacement L67 fuel line connectors? Basically the L36 connectors are a 90 degree elbow and will leak. I need to cut or do something with the nylon line that goes to the fuel rails. Someone said there is a kit but has anyone used it?

 

The l36 lines fit perfect on the rails. You just need to put the tiny little clear plastic spacers in that clip them on, off of your l36 rails, or find some from an l67. No cutting required.

 

I am just going to go to Advanced auto parts and buy the straight ones. I have heard a few horror stories about people having the L36 ones leak.

How is your car? Is it up and running? I just have to throw the Gen V on tomorrow and hook up the wiring and I will be done tomorrow hopefully.

 

Mine did leak a bit, but i had them replaced a few months back. My car still doesnt run lol, I need a timing chain sprocket.

 

What the happened? I will hopefully be done tomorrow.

 

Well the crank key wasnt lined up on the balancer, so it pushed in the key, pushing the energy out, cracking the timing chain sprocket. lol

 

Yikes. So I better make sure I line that up. I have not pulled my balancer yet. I was waiting to basically do that last.