Re: [FWDLK] Rubber Fuel Lines

[David Homstad <dhomstad@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Greg,

You should take your old line off the car and take it with you to your local
good auto parts store. Ask for help to find brass fittings that will mate
like your old factory hose's metal ends to the fuel pump and steel line
fittings. These brass fittings should have a hose nipple on each so you can
connect them together with a hose and clamps. The store may even have a
source for a new factory style hose made with modern rubber.

Dave Homstad
56 Dodge D500

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Subject: [FWDLK] Rubber Fuel Lines

On my '55 Savoy, I need to replace the rubber fuel lines that connect
the fuel pump to the steel fuel lines.  This may be a dumb question,
but could someone tell me if they are a unique size that I should ask
for, or are all such lines the same diameter and weight?  Without a
far-too-lengthy explanation here as to why I can't get to the old fuel
lines at the moment, I would like to go to my local parts shop and get
new rubber fuel lines before pushing the car out of it's slightly
awkward storage place.  I just want to know exactly what I'm asking
for.

Thanks,
Greg

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