Fuel line Tool

gungfusemaj

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What tool is needed to seperate my lines and where can I go to get it.

 

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its the same tool used to remove ac lines most auto parts stores sell them. they are cheap 5.00 or so.

 

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You can get them from most Auto parts stores.

 

gungfusemaj

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ALMOST STOCK said:

You can get them from most Auto parts stores.[/QU


Ok can you reuse these lines or do have to replace them with somthing????

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Yes the line are re-useable.
All your doing is releasing the spring that hold the lines together.

 

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the ones that i have, and are really easy to ues are the 3/8" and 1/2" tube spring lock coupler tool. i dont believe they are the same size as the A/C line, but i could be wrong. also make sure you get the plastic ones. much easyer to use.

 

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Yup, called "Banjo clamps".

Dont make the mistake of getting the metal scissor type tool. Costs more and its hard to get it in tight area's and they break too easy. Just get the cheappy blue and red plastic circle shapped ones.

Also, trick to getting them.........

shoot a little WD40 in there. Then get the tool on. Shove the hoses together , then press to the tool in, then pull the hoses apart.