Installing fuel pump, what it takes to disconnect fuel lines?
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Installing fuel pump, what it takes to disconnect fuel lines?
On my 98' TransAm things are quite rusty and dirty and having only quick look I wasn't sure what do I need to disconnect 4 lines. Any special tools needed? Or just plyers? Are all 4 lines disconnected in the same way?
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I was thinking of starting a thread like this, but I was more/less wondering about other things to watch out for that might break or get in the way. But I thought I'd just drop the tank and figure it out. Can't break anything back there THAT expensive anyway..
But OP, the lines should be easy to disconnect.
But OP, the lines should be easy to disconnect.
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There is a fuel line disconnect tool. It is a small round tool that clamps around the fuel line and slides into the fitting opening up a spring clamp allowing you to pull the line apart. Do not just pull on it you will break it. The tool is cheap at autozone or oriley's. I think you will need two different sizes a 5/16 and a 3/8 one for the supply and one for the return. I think the 5 piece kit is only 5 dollars or so.