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When I did the body off on my 66 GTO, the original fuel line running the length of the frame looked mint- so I decided to keep it.
After all was said & done, and the car was back together- getting ready to start the engine- no fuel. I first tried blowing through the line with air. Then tried running a wire through. Then spinning the wire on a drill. No dice- blocked. Damn. No way. I'm not pulling the car back apart. Bought the one-piece pre-bent line and replaced it. If you have the car up high on a lift, it's not a bad job at all. Quick & easy. As mentioned, the line comes bent in half to start- you just unbend and start sneaking it in front & rear. You do have to bend the line slightly, and then bend it back after sneaking it in front and rear- but it wasn't too tough. And you can't tell it was ever bent if you're careful. Last edited by 3X24SPD; 07-19-2024 at 10:55 AM. |
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