Hello fellow members i have a big problem. The screw thats on the end of the fuel line that goes into the fuel filter is stripped, not only that its very very rusted how can i get the filter off and do i have to replace the fuel line becuase of the stripped screw??? arghhhhhhh help me plz
how do u know if its stripped if its so rusted u cant get it off?.. try some PB penetrating spray stuff let it sit for lik 5 min and go at it
Well if you do need to cut it off just be sure to get fuel injection rubber hose and fuel injection style hose clamps. I would also recommend inserting the old steel line into the rubber hose about 4 to 6 inches and double clamping it just be be sure. Or if the original line isn't rusted too, too badly you can always go with a compression fitting and new line that would just replace the rusted and destroyed parts. Let me know if you need any more help.
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Ok im not sure if i explaind myslef that well but i will try againe ok there is the in side of the filter and the out side i am talking about the out side. u know the sie that u need a 5/8 wrench to un screw the bolt so you can pull the filer off well that little bolt/screw that u use the 5/8 wrench on is rusted really bad inside the filter, u guys getting me yet? and that same screw is stripped so i cant remove the filter and even if i get it off i think i would have to replace the whole fuel line cause all fuel filters for our cars are the screw in kind and u coudnt use rubber hoses
At Advance Auto and Pep Boys they sell filters that are just like yours but that have a hose barb on the end. That way yes you can replace it with a hose. But like I said is there enough good line left for a compression fitting ? if so just cut it up to the good line use the compression fitting and they replace the bad line with new line from Pep Boys or Advance. Pm Me and I'll give you my call # so you can call me. This may be easier to explain over the phone. Its a shame your not local this is like a 5 minute fix.
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