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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / February 2006

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1990  F-250  5.8L fuel line Q

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matt - 11 Feb 2006 14:45 GMT
1990  F-250  Super Duty  5.8L  5spd  2 wd

fuel line question, i broke off the small piece attached to the gas tank
because the clip was jammed and i yanked it, my fuel line appears to be all
one piece, meaning from front to back there are two Y connections going back
to both tanks all one piece( 2 seperate one piece lines both with Y's) i am
thinking these are the original lines from Ford.

Q:anyways my question is, can i attach another fixed piece line of same to
that plastic tubing and just make a connection with some sort of heat
shrinking tube?
it appears this is how it was done.
Q: also can they just be fitted and butted up against each ends and hosed
over then clamped nice and tight?

i would rather heat shrink the new fittings together and save as much of the
original lines if that is possible, would be easier.
 on top of this i learned that the line had to be plugged because of
reverse flow from my rear tank. i finally magyverred up a patch to take me
home. i am doing both front and rear tanks so i will have all the lines
exposed. i will be sure not to break the other hose. sometimes the caveman
in me gets the upper hand.
351CJ - 11 Feb 2006 19:54 GMT
> 1990  F-250  Super Duty  5.8L  5spd  2 wd
>
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> exposed. i will be sure not to break the other hose. sometimes the caveman
> in me gets the upper hand.

These are Pressure Lines.  I really don't think a home remedy is going to
work here.  You will have to buy an entire replacement assembly at a
wrecking yard...
Perhaps a hydraulic shop that is used to high pressure line work might be of
some assistance?
 
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