Need to replace fuel lines
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Only trouble is the fuel hose then disappears down the bulkhead and along the transmission tunnel, you need to remove the gearbox to get to the rest of it to replace it, or so I have been told?
My car is an early 4.2 though, might be different on the later cars?
I have braided all the way back to the bulkhead coupled to the old hose, which is not an ideal situation.
My car is an early 4.2 though, might be different on the later cars?
I have braided all the way back to the bulkhead coupled to the old hose, which is not an ideal situation.
Erich Stahler said:
Only trouble is the fuel hose then disappears down the bulkhead and along the transmission tunnel, you need to remove the gearbox to get to the rest of it to replace it, or so I have been told?
Andy at APM replaced all my fuel hoses earlier this year and he didn't take the gearbox out!DonnyMac said:
Erich Stahler said:
Only trouble is the fuel hose then disappears down the bulkhead and along the transmission tunnel, you need to remove the gearbox to get to the rest of it to replace it, or so I have been told?
Andy at APM replaced all my fuel hoses earlier this year and he didn't take the gearbox out!markh1 said:
Discovered this morning that there is a very smal split in the main fuel line by the injector rail. The rest of the pipes also look past their best! So I want to replace all the pipes in the engine bay. Is there a fuel pipe kit that can be bought? and is it a fairly easy job?
Pirtec will make you up hoses, but you'll need to get the old ones off first to make sure you have the right lengths and fittings. It's not difficult per say, but it's not something you want to get wrong either!Steve.
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