sebastian944

Does anybody have any pictures of this kit installed? I bought this a year ago and I didn't get it installed yet.

http://www.rennbay.com/fuel-hose-rep...-855-p-61.html


What is difficult to do? If i have a shop do it is their anything I need to let the mechanic know? I plan on buying a new (944 110 413 02) Fuel Line Fuel Rail to Diaphragm Damper..

gt37vgt

have an extinguisher on hand the first time you run it should be a no brainier .. always use 2 spanners for every connection to avoid damaging stuff .always try to arrange the 2 spanners about 15-45 degrees apart so you are pushing them together these reduces the risk of damage to the the rail etc due to reduced movement of the fittings

LFA951

I just replaced my Rennbay fuel lines yesterday (preventitive maintenance) and I had the previous ones on for 3 1/2 years, my mechanic threw them on, took him about 15 minutes, they are great Aeroquip hoses!! All he did was cut the old one off the fittings and slide the new ones on, very easy, I paid $21 for the 3 hoses at Hydraulic Supply...

gt37vgt

Aeroquip rules...... got any pics ?

Chris White

Damn, thats my problem - I have been using wrenches....I can't even find a spanner around here!

Seriously - good advice from down under. Fuel at 60 pst has to be taken seriously.

minho78

Sebastian, I did it and it was fairly easy. I didn't cut the return line. I was able to get the old press clamp out without cutting the line. I remenber that one of the hoses was more difficult than the other. Like it was mentioned above have a fire extinguisher in the car just in case something goes wrong.

sebastian944

Ok thanks guys..

The DareDevil

I installed them (and not a second too soon).

sebastian944

You any pictures of them in your engine?

951Saga

Of course I had to cut to length. Also once I removed the old lines and found the protective tube also allowed air to pass between it and the fuel hose, I cleaned and reused it.

J1NX3D

very interesting to compare, though mines not a turbo

sebastian944

That's a nice engine bay! thanks for the pictures.

sebastian944

Wait a second do i still need to replace the (944 110 413 02) Fuel Line Fuel Rail to Diaphragm Damper) when i have the Rennbay kit? by the looks of the picture the kit replaces that part too? or am i wrong?

The DareDevil

The kit you listed only has the supply and return lines. The small jumper line needs to be purchased separately.

I'll take some pics tomorrow.