Quick disconnect
paulfischer
03-20-2005, 08:34 PM
wanted to know if you can replace the quick disconnects on the fuel rail with the old fuel rubber hose and clamp.
I have a leak on mine, I noticed that it was a little wet. So I took it off, and 1 of the rings came out broken. Napa doesn't have an O ring small enough, and the chevy and pontiac dealer didnt have them either. (wanted to sell me a new line and fitting$$$$) UUUGGHHHHH.
Sooooo, wanted to know if we can do it the old way............ Or is it too much pressure??
Thanks!
Paul
I have a leak on mine, I noticed that it was a little wet. So I took it off, and 1 of the rings came out broken. Napa doesn't have an O ring small enough, and the chevy and pontiac dealer didnt have them either. (wanted to sell me a new line and fitting$$$$) UUUGGHHHHH.
Sooooo, wanted to know if we can do it the old way............ Or is it too much pressure??
Thanks!
Paul
jeffcoslacker
03-20-2005, 08:57 PM
wanted to know if you can replace the quick disconnects on the fuel rail with the old fuel rubber hose and clamp.
I have a leak on mine, I noticed that it was a little wet. So I took it off, and 1 of the rings came out broken. Napa doesn't have an O ring small enough, and the chevy and pontiac dealer didnt have them either. (wanted to sell me a new line and fitting$$$$) UUUGGHHHHH.
Sooooo, wanted to know if we can do it the old way............ Or is it too much pressure??
Thanks!
Paul
Yup. It'll blow out regular fuel line, if it would even stay clamped on (not likely)
I have a leak on mine, I noticed that it was a little wet. So I took it off, and 1 of the rings came out broken. Napa doesn't have an O ring small enough, and the chevy and pontiac dealer didnt have them either. (wanted to sell me a new line and fitting$$$$) UUUGGHHHHH.
Sooooo, wanted to know if we can do it the old way............ Or is it too much pressure??
Thanks!
Paul
Yup. It'll blow out regular fuel line, if it would even stay clamped on (not likely)
paulfischer
03-20-2005, 09:18 PM
thats what I kinda figured.
where can one find these lovely o rings.........
they sold a quick disconnet repair kit at auto zone, whre you splice into the current line, and hose and clamp the new one on. Would that splice hold the pressure??
where can one find these lovely o rings.........
they sold a quick disconnet repair kit at auto zone, whre you splice into the current line, and hose and clamp the new one on. Would that splice hold the pressure??
dwalmop
03-20-2005, 10:18 PM
Car quest sold me a set of o-rings that worked beautifully!
Jonn
03-21-2005, 06:15 AM
wanted to know if you can replace the quick disconnects on the fuel rail with the old fuel rubber hose and clamp.
I have a leak on mine, I noticed that it was a little wet. So I took it off, and 1 of the rings came out broken. Napa doesn't have an O ring small enough, and the chevy and pontiac dealer didnt have them either. (wanted to sell me a new line and fitting$$$$) UUUGGHHHHH.
Sooooo, wanted to know if we can do it the old way............ Or is it too much pressure??
Thanks!
Paul
They do sell hi pressure fuel injection rubber hose, about 4 bucks a foot. If pipe has a raised ring on the end of it, and you could get the hose over it far enough to use say, 3 clamps, it would "probably" hold. But.......Better safe than FIRE!!!!!
I have a leak on mine, I noticed that it was a little wet. So I took it off, and 1 of the rings came out broken. Napa doesn't have an O ring small enough, and the chevy and pontiac dealer didnt have them either. (wanted to sell me a new line and fitting$$$$) UUUGGHHHHH.
Sooooo, wanted to know if we can do it the old way............ Or is it too much pressure??
Thanks!
Paul
They do sell hi pressure fuel injection rubber hose, about 4 bucks a foot. If pipe has a raised ring on the end of it, and you could get the hose over it far enough to use say, 3 clamps, it would "probably" hold. But.......Better safe than FIRE!!!!!
paulfischer
03-21-2005, 08:34 AM
since i'm not to fond of burning up the car. I will try to find the orings, or replacve the quick disconnect.
The reason why I asked about the fuel line was that the guy at an Autozone said it would work. But I had my doubts.
Thanks!
The reason why I asked about the fuel line was that the guy at an Autozone said it would work. But I had my doubts.
Thanks!
jeffcoslacker
03-21-2005, 08:50 AM
since i'm not to fond of burning up the car. I will try to find the orings, or replacve the quick disconnect.
The reason why I asked about the fuel line was that the guy at an Autozone said it would work. But I had my doubts.
Thanks!
If I had a buck for every time a counter guy at AutoZone was wrong, I'd be....um......the CEO of AutoZone, I guess :rofl:
The reason why I asked about the fuel line was that the guy at an Autozone said it would work. But I had my doubts.
Thanks!
If I had a buck for every time a counter guy at AutoZone was wrong, I'd be....um......the CEO of AutoZone, I guess :rofl:
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