Six Pack Fuel Lines
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05/05/19 03:49 PM
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Who sells the best fuel lines that don't leak? My ends are starting to round out and I'm looking for a new set. My fuel lines currently don't leak.
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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I've used nothing but FineLines stainless steel 6 pack fuel lines over the years on several vehicles, zero leaks, just remember to use the correct fuel line wrenches, and put a lubricant on the threads before tightening any lines Thanks. I always use the correct fuel line wrenches but taking them off and on for fine tuning for 15 years they are rounding off.
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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I always use a small dab of bearing grease on the threads.
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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I always use a small dab of bearing grease on the threads. Why ?
Mr.Cab Racing and winning with Mopars since 1964. (Old F--t, Huh)
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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05/10/19 06:51 PM
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Have you ever tried taking those lines off? At least one seems to get stuck every time. I think I might try bearing grease myself next time
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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Have you ever tried taking those lines off? At least one seems to get stuck every time. I think I might try bearing grease myself next time If you want to make it real easy,flare a piece of 5/16 copper tubing,cut off the flare and insert in fitting,you'll only need one wrench to remove and you'll never have any leaks !!!
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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05/10/19 08:33 PM
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Have you ever tried taking those lines off? At least one seems to get stuck every time. I think I might try bearing grease myself next time If you want to make it real easy,flare a piece of 5/16 copper tubing,cut off the flare and insert in fitting,you'll only need one wrench to remove and you'll never have any leaks !!! Do you have a picture for an illustration?
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Re: Six Pack Fuel Lines
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Have you ever tried taking those lines off? At least one seems to get stuck every time. I think I might try bearing grease myself next time If you want to make it real easy,flare a piece of 5/16 copper tubing,cut off the flare and insert in fitting,you'll only need one wrench to remove and you'll never have any leaks !!! Do you have a picture for an illustration? Not really,just cut off the flare,put in the fitting,screw in nut and you're done. Maybe this will explain.A little more than involved than necessary but same principal but cutting off the flare is a little easier. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7WULLs2nV8
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