Gas Line
@nodemon , your thread reminded me I had a replacement fuel line in the corner waiting on me to install it and I didn't have anything else to do today.
I bought the line about a year and a half ago when I also bought a cam snout extension to get rid of the electric fuel on my Magnum. I did the cam snout extension back then, but didn't install the new fuel line.
I took my time and and spent maybe 2 hours total. But I also removed the electric pump that was still mounted.
All very good advice given above. One thing to add. Slide the beginning of the line over the top of the emergency brake cable when first beginning. I didn't, but just removed the guide and was able to separate the two ends of the cable in the "connector" and move the fuel line up.
A little slight bending to get the back end up over the axle, but in the end it looks like a factory install. Like mentioned above, I had two screw in fuel line clips on the rear frame rail.
Didn't get a photo of the new line, but here's the old one!!
@nodemon , your thread reminded me I had a replacement fuel line in the corner waiting on me to install it and I didn't have anything else to do today.
I bought the line about a year and a half ago when I also bought a cam snout extension to get rid of the electric fuel on my Magnum. I did the cam snout extension back then, but didn't install the new fuel line.
I took my time and and spent maybe 2 hours total. But I also removed the electric pump that was still mounted.
All very good advice given above. One thing to add. Slide the beginning of the line over the top of the emergency brake cable when first beginning. I didn't, but just removed the guide and was able to separate the two ends of the cable in the "connector" and move the fuel line up.
A little slight bending to get the back end up over the axle, but in the end it looks like a factory install. Like mentioned above, I had two screw in fuel line clips on the rear frame rail.
Didn't get a photo of the new line, but here's the old one!!