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Bill Benson
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11/18/2004
17:24:31

Subject: Replacing gas hose at TB
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On my 1991 with a v-6 I need to replace the two gas lines, (5/16 I think), they seemed to have little cracks in them but are not leaking, anyhow
the hoses seem to be crimped on to the metal gas lines what looks like some sort of high pressure type fittings, the other ends have a regular hose clamp.
I was going to try to cut off the crimped part, but can't get my tubing cutter in there.
Also I replaced my gas filter on the frame rail and it too has the crimped fitting and it is much too close to the tank to even get a small hacksaw in the area.
So I had to leave the old hoses in place.
These hoses are origional and have cracks in them.
How does one replace these hoses with high pressure hoses?
Thanks.



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11/18/2004
18:13:35

RE: Replacing gas hose at TB
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The presure on the 91 TB injection is only 13 to
15lbs not to high of presure

Just take a side dykes and cut the org clamp off
and use a screw clamp it will be fine

replace with some good neoprem high presure gas
line avalible at any parts store

Larry
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Bill Benson
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11/18/2004
21:44:55

RE: Replacing gas hose at TB
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Thanks Larry,
I already bought the high pressure hose at $5 a foot, so I will use that.
Those crimped on connectors look like part of the metal gas line, something I see on the old Dodges power steering pumps.
If I cut them off, will I have a clean end on the metal gas line to put my hose?
Thanks



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