Seacoastrx7

hi guys i have bad leaky fuel lines and i want to replace them whats the OD and ID of the lines?

thanks

chris

RotaryRocket88

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Standard high pressure fuel line. 5/16" ID, and the OD does not matter. The guys at the parts store will (usually) know what you need.

Go48

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Make sure you ask for hose for a fuel injection system. As RR88 says, high pressure. Otherwise you may get regular fuel line as I did in one occasion.

Seacoastrx7

do you guys think this will be ok to use http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MOR-65330/?rtype=10 im going to replace all the fuel lines minus the charcoal filter lines pretty sure i dont need those or do i?

thanks
chris

RotaryRocket88

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Hold on a second. You're wanting to replace the metal hardlines? Or the rubber hoses? Unless the hardlines are corroded/damaged, there's no need to replace them. New rubber hoses will do the trick.

Seacoastrx7

yes the car sat in the woods of maine for 4 years all the hard lines are junk and leaking specialy the return line id like to replace the lines with aluminum just need to know the correct size id really like pre bent lines but im sure it would cost an arm n a leg for that. im pretty much slowly restoring the car starting with the mechanics then interior then exterior =) the car does run pretty good and the tranny is good thanks for the help guys

RotaryRocket88

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The stock hardlines are 5/16" OD I believe, so if you scale up to 3/8" you might find the fuel pressure changes slightly. If you can find 5/16", use it.