SS fuel lines?
04-17-2004, 12:58 AM
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That was me.
Pauerman's lines are very good. The small hose between the rail and damper is about $150, but Vic told me the cost is in the fittings. They're high quality fittings, no doubt. The set of three braided lines really dresses up the engine bay.
Pauerman's lines are very good. The small hose between the rail and damper is about $150, but Vic told me the cost is in the fittings. They're high quality fittings, no doubt. The set of three braided lines really dresses up the engine bay.
04-17-2004, 02:42 AM
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A touch OT, but is it possible to install an early fuel rail on a late car?
I noticed that it has more hard lines, and is not as prone to leak.
I understand it would involve extending the 2 lines that come over the exhaust manifold, but mine are both leaking anyways, so they need to be replaced.
It's sort of a long shot.
Also, does anybody know the extent of the recall, or if I can find out if my car was ever fixed?
Perhaps I can get my leaky little hose fixed for free.
I noticed that it has more hard lines, and is not as prone to leak.
I understand it would involve extending the 2 lines that come over the exhaust manifold, but mine are both leaking anyways, so they need to be replaced.
It's sort of a long shot.
Also, does anybody know the extent of the recall, or if I can find out if my car was ever fixed?
Perhaps I can get my leaky little hose fixed for free.
04-17-2004, 05:37 PM
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Originally posted by Zero10
A touch OT, but is it possible to install an early fuel rail on a late car?
I noticed that it has more hard lines, and is not as prone to leak.
I understand it would involve extending the 2 lines that come over the exhaust manifold, but mine are both leaking anyways, so they need to be replaced.
It's sort of a long shot.
Also, does anybody know the extent of the recall, or if I can find out if my car was ever fixed?
Perhaps I can get my leaky little hose fixed for free.
A touch OT, but is it possible to install an early fuel rail on a late car?
I noticed that it has more hard lines, and is not as prone to leak.
I understand it would involve extending the 2 lines that come over the exhaust manifold, but mine are both leaking anyways, so they need to be replaced.
It's sort of a long shot.
Also, does anybody know the extent of the recall, or if I can find out if my car was ever fixed?
Perhaps I can get my leaky little hose fixed for free.
Carfax tells about the recall.
04-17-2004, 10:41 PM
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As does alldata.com
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04-17-2004, 10:48 PM
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Hmm, I'm in Canada, and the Carfax system is new to Canada. I had a search done, and it doesn't list any of the previous owners, or anything on the car. Although the lein search listed them all. Looks like they are still implementing it.
I will try calling the service department, because my short hose is leaking, I would like it fixed for free =)
I don't subscribe to alldata, so all it tells me is that there was a recall on it.
I will try calling the service department, because my short hose is leaking, I would like it fixed for free =)
I don't subscribe to alldata, so all it tells me is that there was a recall on it.