Thread: How to fix steel fuel line?
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10-26-2009 06:32 PM #1
Do as Don said, you wouldn't put a band-aid on a fuel leak. Even if it was a temporary fix, chances are when the leak is stopped, it would be forgotten until disaster struck. Fix it right, fire isn't fun to play with.
Mike
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10-26-2009 07:13 PM #2
BigTruckDriver,
It sounds like the truck has an electric fuel pump back by the tank and likely a regulator up by the carb? This would mean the line in question is under pretty good pressure, and the small leak may be pretty good volume. I agree that this is not a band aid opportunity - Like R Pope said, maybe cut out a foot or so of the line and temporarily put in a section of rubber fuel line with clamps? It would get him home, and let him operate to get it running right until the whole line can be replaced?Roger
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