SC Fuel Lines
04-04-2010, 01:14 PM
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SC Fuel Lines
G'day,
Just getting around to replacing the plastic fuel line that runs from the tank to the engine, through the transmission linkage tunnel.
Has anyone done this? Is this a nightmare job?
Any tips much appreciated.
Stef.
PS I'm not a member, so I don't think I can post photos anymore???
Just getting around to replacing the plastic fuel line that runs from the tank to the engine, through the transmission linkage tunnel.
Has anyone done this? Is this a nightmare job?
Any tips much appreciated.
Stef.
PS I'm not a member, so I don't think I can post photos anymore???
Last edited by 911SC SKI; 04-04-2010 at 01:46 PM.
04-04-2010, 01:18 PM
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wow I didn't even realize it was plastic , thought it was steel and just mated on the front and back end with the flex lines. Please post pics as you go
04-04-2010, 08:58 PM
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Not a fun job.
Per this thread it can take up to 10 hours labor and $250 parts
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...uel-lines.html
From the thread
the oem replacement lines were obtained from our host at a cost of $91.50 for part 911-356-062-08-oem(fuel return line) and $77.75 for part 911-356-066-08-oem(fuel pressure line), along with 4 new grommets for where the lines go through the body metal into the tunnel @ $2.00 each, part 911-356-202-03-oem, shipping to NY was $23.50and took 7 days ground transit. the main parts are a semi-hard plastic with rubber fuel line and fittings on the tank ends that is flexible enough to be shipped in a coil in a square box. the ends are steel fittings that fit exactly where they are supposed to and are the exact length you will need(remember, it's a really tight fit here). The plastic part is very smooth and shiny and hard enough to slide through the very narrow openings without getting sideways or jammed up like a more flexible rubber hose could
John
Per this thread it can take up to 10 hours labor and $250 parts
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...uel-lines.html
From the thread
the oem replacement lines were obtained from our host at a cost of $91.50 for part 911-356-062-08-oem(fuel return line) and $77.75 for part 911-356-066-08-oem(fuel pressure line), along with 4 new grommets for where the lines go through the body metal into the tunnel @ $2.00 each, part 911-356-202-03-oem, shipping to NY was $23.50and took 7 days ground transit. the main parts are a semi-hard plastic with rubber fuel line and fittings on the tank ends that is flexible enough to be shipped in a coil in a square box. the ends are steel fittings that fit exactly where they are supposed to and are the exact length you will need(remember, it's a really tight fit here). The plastic part is very smooth and shiny and hard enough to slide through the very narrow openings without getting sideways or jammed up like a more flexible rubber hose could
John
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