Re: my 82 needs fuel lines

[Ryan McCarthy <scirocco777@juno.com>]

What I did was get a tubing cutter, cut the steel line clean where it was
pissing, and install a length of rubber fuel hose. I made sure the mating
surfaces between the line and the hose were absolutely as clean and
smooth as they could get. I haven't lost a single drop of fuel from it.
It saved me a heck of a lot of work to replace that damn line. HTH

Ryan

On Sat, 19 May 2001 15:43:59 -0400 "Corey Muscavitz"
<skyrocco16v@prodigy.net> writes:
> how hard are they to do??  the one that comes off the transfer 
> pump(??) is
> pissing gas.  it's the one that goes back up to the front of the 
> car.  is
> this a job that can be done on the ground or up on  a lift?
> thanks
> corey
> 88 16v
> 82 "green machine"
> 83 parts car
> 
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Ryan
'82 Scirocco GL
'90 Jetta Carat Wolfsburg
Torrington, CT
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