Can someone tell me the best and easest way to replace a blocked fuel line. I have tried everything to clean it out with no luck. What will work best rubber steel or copper lines and how would be the best way to run it so that it does not get cought on anything? After setting about 3 years after being pulled from a lake I seem to be seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Now most of the things are mostly small problems.
1/4" soft copper is easiest to run. You can run it inside along the tunnel on the passenger side. Clamp it to the tunnel.
You can also run it outside along the outer rim where the body to pan bolts are.
There *is* a drawback to copper; it can work-harden with vibration and (in extreme case) fracture. In real life, that's probably not a problem in this app.
If you like steel, you can still make a nice neat job running inside and clamping to the tunnel. Hold it an inch or so off the floor and it won't rust (the way the factory brake line does:-(
Speedy Jim
Nice alternative. Thanks, Jim
This is how I got my body off:
Remco
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