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06-05-2012, 09:58 AM
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2000 GTP - metal fuel bundle replacement
Need some helpful advice on replacing the metal fuel line bundle travelling from the tank to the engine. I replaced a brake line to the passenger side front brake caliper last fall and was not exactly thrilled about the condition of the fuel lines (pressure, return, EVAP)
Ideally I'd like to replace the entire lines, I don't have a problem bending tubing, the problem is more around the special endforms if I wanted a single piece. Although I'd never use a compression fitting on a brake line I think I'd do that for a fuel line since its only ~60psi. Any other options out there? Dealer new? Thanks for your advice.
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06-05-2012, 05:21 PM
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Re: 2000 GTP - metal fuel bundle replacement
Unfortunately you will need to check with a dealer. There is a good possibility that these fuel lines are no longer available for your car. You may need to go to a wrecking yard to see if you can find a good set of lines. The fuel rail at the engine is available but I have checked several places and do not see an item for the fuel lines to the tank. Good Luck!
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