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Old 10-19-2011, 11:34 AM
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Red face How to disconnect fuel lines with out the tool??
I know I have seen this some where.. I do not have the special tool needed to pop the feed, return lines off But I thought I saw a way somebody did this. Can it be done, if so how?? I have yet to start into it and actually see for my self.. Thanks
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You fukn *** clown, I knew some body was gona be a wankster .. I was thinking BFH also.. Seriously is there a way
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the set is pretty cheap from any parts store.. all the tool does is push the tabs up so u can pull out the line.. you could use screw drivers or something along those lines... be sure to depressurize the fuel system first
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Lol @ the hacksaw. I was literally thinking that....
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I use my teeth John...
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Seriously? Spend the less than $10.00 and just buy the tool. You might end up doing more damage trying to be a cheap ***...
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Originally Posted by shtnfrds
Seriously? Spend the less than $10.00 and just buy the tool. You might end up doing more damage trying to be a cheap ***...
Yah seriously I just asked the ?? I will prob go get the tool but fig it would save me a trip up the road if it was a easy way to pop them out..
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A/C disconnect tools will work as well John.

All that fancy crap you always post up, you should have something that will work.
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I got the cheap set of "tools" aka fuel line disconnect set, but they didnt end up working for me for some reason. I read on here spoolin said he used 3 little screw drivers before, so thats what i ended up doing. Took some time doing tho to get them just right to make it come off..
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