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Stripped bolt on fuel filter...HELP!!
I was trying to change the fuel filter on my 98 civic and stripped the bottom bolt. I got the top one off ok but the bottom one wouldnt come off for any thing. I went and got a flare wrench, but it was too late and the bolt is stripped. How can I get this off and can I just replace the bolt or will i need a new fuel line???
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Re: Stripped bolt on fuel filter...HELP!!
I would get a new filter at the parts store and purchase a 12 inch piece of brake line tubing that fits. Then find a splice connector that fits the fuel line.
You can use a flaring tool two flare nuts and a connector. You also need a tubing cutter. I've used a copper crimp connector for this pressure fuel line. Don't cut the piece of brake line until everything is measured. Dorman also probably makes a repair kit if you check. http://www.dormanproducts.com/ Is this the correct end Honda uses a Bango bolt on the other end. The dealer should handle these. http://www.ebay.com/ Search bango bolt socket. Last edited by rhandwor; 10-20-2009 at 07:40 PM. |
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