hard to believe that this would cause a problem.......

Mar 28, 2008 2 Replies

As predicted, approximately 3 to 4 hours to replace a $10.00 part. I could have gotten away with about half the cost and saved maybe 30 minutes, but I decided that replacing the other two fuel lines was a good idea while everything was apart.



That split runs nearly the entire length of the hose. Kept out of the mechanic's hands one more time. :-)



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Pat


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Congrats! Chris

99BBB

That's why there's duct tape!

I miss my model "A" with the gravity fuel feed!

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