Needs some help with fuel lines
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Needs some help with fuel lines I am want to run AN line from the top of the tank of my 2000 Camaro SS to the fuel filter, and there is also another line that is plastic that runs off the top off the tank to the body also has quick disconnects (think it is the fuel return)
Could someone help me with part numbers for the (4) quick disconnects and I am guessing -6an line would be the correct size
Thanks in advance
-Sean-
Could someone help me with part numbers for the (4) quick disconnects and I am guessing -6an line would be the correct size
Thanks in advance
-Sean-
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Dorman
http://www.dormanproducts.com/docume...uyersGuide.pdf
https://ls1tech.com/forums/fueling-i...ttachment.html
This thread, Post 14,19,and 25
http://www.dormanproducts.com/docume...uyersGuide.pdf
https://ls1tech.com/forums/fueling-i...ttachment.html
This thread, Post 14,19,and 25
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RUS-640850 need three $15.95 -6an 3/8 quick disconnect
RUS-640860 need one $14.95 -6an 5/16 quick disconnect
RUS-610020 need four $ 5.95 -6an straight fitting
RUS 632080 need one, 20ft -6an line
I think that is all in need.
RUS-640860 need one $14.95 -6an 5/16 quick disconnect
RUS-610020 need four $ 5.95 -6an straight fitting
RUS 632080 need one, 20ft -6an line
I think that is all in need.
Before you go all-in on the Russel quick disconnects, read this:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...-fittings.html
They've supposedly redesigned them since this problem was noted (I've had the same problem in the past), but I've lost faith in their ability to stay where they should be. Fuel isn't something I want spraying around a hot engine bay should one of these decide to let go.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...-fittings.html
They've supposedly redesigned them since this problem was noted (I've had the same problem in the past), but I've lost faith in their ability to stay where they should be. Fuel isn't something I want spraying around a hot engine bay should one of these decide to let go.
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Thanks Ment I saw that thread a little while ago. Was shocked to see that Vic tech support would not do nothing for the guy. I would definitely check and make sure it is tight.
At least mine is under the car from the top of the tank to the filter.
At least mine is under the car from the top of the tank to the filter.
