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Broke The Fuel Quick Disconnect..

mofford12

mofford12

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2000 Gp L26 how can i go about repairing the fuel line? got a junk yard up the street just waiting for me to pop up.. can some one point out where and how this disconnect line can be removed? hopefully i dont got to replace the whole damn fuel line
 


you know the 90 degree elbow? that snaps onto the fuel rail.. theres actually two lines that snap to the fuel rail.. i broke one of the elbows in half lol
 
id rather jus replace is because i dont want that thought in the back of my head that if i stomp the gas that could burst and wala got another burnt up GP
 


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to swap that line..you have to drop the tank, sometimes the subframe etc etc..it's not easy. Swapping the end would be easier
 


mofford12 said:
id rather jus replace is because i dont want that thought in the back of my head that if i stomp the gas that could burst and wala got another burnt up GP
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I replaced the other rail line and connector on my car a few months ago...no problems with it. If you have any questions with the repair, judst let me know :)
 
You could use rubber fuel injection hose to fix it. I did that on my buddies pa a while back and double clamped it on each side.
 
Autozone sells them the feed line elbow for 20-25 bucks I had to replace my gf's the oring was gone pouring gas into valley got lucky and never had a problem or fire. They also sell the return line elbow like your needing for about the same price. Make sure you remove the OEM clip as the dorman piece has its own quick-disconnect built in. You just splice into the stock line with a double ended barbed fitting and your done. It takes some elbow grease to get the barb in the line so I highly doubt you'll blow it loose at WOT.
 


I'm guessing you used the repair kit? I have the exact same problem, and I also had the wrong kit from AA; did the 800-059 from Summit fix the problem?
 
I didn't get the one from summit.. we have a local auto parts called Smyth I went to but yea it fixed.. it was relatively easy.. did you break the supply line or return line?
 
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