Replacing Fuel Lines - Any Tips?

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andyb77

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As title really. New ones arrived today so going to set about changing them tomorrow as i caught one of the little buggers leaking (alot!) last time i fired her up!! :shock:

Any hints/tips or pointers much appreciated as I'm about as mechanical as play dough!

Its a 1600 twin carb if that makes any difference.

Cheers

Andy
 
nothing much just use fuel clips and not jubilees....

good clean cuts with a fresh blade....

you'll be fine
 
when i did mine, i clamped the fuel line just below the tank outlet with a small g clamp. then replaced everything from the engine bay back the tank.i put a fuel filter above the gearbox, and then pulled the old hose off the tank quickly!! by the way fuel stings if you get it in your eye!! :oops:
 
thanks guys, i'll let you know how i get on.

steve - don't think i'll have that problem mate as all the fuel p*ssed out the last time i started it up when i discovered the leak! lost about £10 worth over the drive way :oops:
 
all done! :D

bit of a pain doing it from axle stands but didn't have the option of driving it to somewhere with a pit.
 

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