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10-11-2008
I cant seem to get the fuel filter connection to budge I tried line wrenches, those stripped, I tried vice grips on both sides nothing and I sprayed penetrant all over it and left it for like a half hour. I gave up before I really screwed myself, anyone have any ideas?
10-11-2008
Dam vice grips is usually my last solution to get striped nuts off of a line. Or if im trying to get a nut/bult off elsewhere i heat it up with a torch. OBVIOUSLY this is not the solution here.
Did you try the newest vice grips you have. I have ones that are sort of like a C so they curve around the nut and they usually work.
10-11-2008
a fuel filter wrench/tool.
10-12-2008
i had same problem...what ur gonna have to do is,get some pb blaster soak it down once a day for a day or two...vice grip it as tight as u can,beat on it with a hammer or something until it breaks loose.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
10-12-2008
beat on it with a hammer, I didnt try that.... the other idea I had was if I was to cut the steel line like behind the fitting and used a universal fuel filter? would the fuel pump pressure be a problem?
10-12-2008
Well if it comes to that, I would use -AN fittings and then put in the inline filter.
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