Quick 'how to' replace fuel lines

[Christophski]

Ahh cool thanks for that Jamo... Now I know what im looking for when I get under the car

[Trankelstein]

Fuellines

Just got a delivery of 7,5 m Cu-Ni pipe and an assortment of wadeconnectors, including T-pieces because i´m planning to use a fuelpressuregauge.

Have any of you thought about removing the fuelfilter from that horribly unattainable place and doing the feed pipe all the way up to the connector on top of the tank, and relocating the filter to a better place? I´m thinking of putting the filter somewhere closer to the engine?

[Tom_]

guys, how you figure it out this part?I have a lines, but have no idea,how solve this problem.Thank you

[Error404]

you need to flare the end of the fuel line:



Then use some 8mm fuel hose:



Then use a banjo with 8mm hose tail:

[Tom_]

Like a boss, Thank you Alex

[4WheelDrifter]

you need to flare the end of the fuel line:



Then use some 8mm fuel hose:



Then use a banjo with 8mm hose tail:

Now that is a quality answer.

[Tom_]

guys,is it right,to use a rubber hose on fuel?Look at picture. Its from tank hole to fuel lines around fuel filter





Or is better to use a different types of fuel hose and clips?Fuel hoses what i used is dedicated to use on fuel ...

[Error404]

I think its OK to use rubber for short flexible pieces, I would use as much metal line as possible as it will not be damaged by stones etc hitting the underside of the car, i think rubber hose will deteriorate a lot faster. With rubber hose you should use the stuff with the cotton braiding to protect it

[Tom_]

Thanks alex,but i have no idea,where i can buy it...
What about these?

[Error404]

yes that will work fine Tom

[Tom_]

fuel hoses

Hi alex, and which clips did u used? these?

[Christophski]

You can get specific fuel line clips which are similar to jubilees. Any decent motor factor place will have them.

They basically pull and grip all the way around rather than leaving a tiny bit I gripped by the fastener like jubilees do

[Tom_]

do you have a picture, how they looks like?

[Error404]

The best type are these - stainless Oetiker clamps

[Tom_]

Ok,i try to find in our town....And i decided to buy a OEM fuel hose,because of, after that years,they doesnt look too bad....

OEM number N 020 281 1