soaking that nylon fuel line in hot water for about 10 mins is the best way to make that line flexible to fit on the fittings it warms it evenly more so than hot air
Decent video, though it looks like you might want to get on sanding, painting, and rubber coating that frame before your truck falls apart around all your new parts
Any way to disconnect those two lines from center tank from those two small metal boxes you showed. It looks like you cut the lines.. I have a 95 with exact “junction box” type thing and I want to replace my return line from center tank that goes to that “union” box thing.. looks difficult to detach
Did you run fuel line outside of the frame rail? i can't get to my broke leaking line without taking gas tank off its inside rail and gas tank in the way, thinking about taking old line loose from filter and gas tank if i can get to hook up on tank and run new line outside rail from tank to filter securing it down where I can your thoughts.
Nothing like those OEM filters all these years later, did one on a 94 F150 recently, hadn't been done in 180K miles, truck stalled going into reverse, and that was why
I'll just use heat and oil resistant gas line then on ours that line you used looks like it could break easy after a few years go by it looks like hard rubber
That looks way better, good idea! I wonder if that was the original fuel filter? I couldn't help but notice when you you were showing the schrader valve on the fuel pressure valve the 1992 printed on the OEM Ford plug wires. lol.
On my 1995 e150, the fuel filter is not original. Someone put a WIX fuel filter that’s not even the correct part. I may have to take the fuel lines off the fuel rail and cut the fuel filter off.
I need to go from the fuel filter to the fuel rail. When I press my schrader valve, I get nothing. But I do have plenty of fuel coming from the pump to the fuel filter though. Needless to say, I have a no start.. What would you recommend? Thanks in advance
Stainless lines. Replace the fittings on the bowl and run stainless. Either riff raff braided stainless or the cheapest off fleabay. The frx is a good mod and easy to do while you are getting after your OEM fuel lines. It'll allow you to delete the check valve too. I'd recommend banjo bolts too while you're messing with fuel, post bowl.
Hmm, plastic fuel lines seem to go together easier than I thought..... I tried fitting a hose barb in those on a derby car of mine, was a real pain without heat. I didnt wanna use a cigarette lighter for fear of blowing myself, the car, and my grand parents house up LOL
462ANIMAL I haven't looked inside the tank. It would be kind of a pain to pull it out now and clean it so as long as the fuel pump keeps working I'll keep running it.
soaking that nylon fuel line in hot water for about 10 mins is the best way to make that line flexible to fit on the fittings it warms it evenly more so than hot air
“should have a heat gun but i don’t so we’re gonna see if a hairdryer works.” that made my night you’re definitely getting a sub. thanks for the vid
I was going to make same suggestion. Hot water, not boiling, uncomfortable, hot coffee temp. This will soften the nylon just enough to slide on.
Thanks!
Decent video, though it looks like you might want to get on sanding, painting, and rubber coating that frame before your truck falls apart around all your new parts
what’s that piece of metal you have it isn’t listed in the description
I need to try that on both sides of ours to the fuel filter and cut off the old rotted quick connect piece and line because its rotten
It's sure to help don't sure you have to get the lines from the gas saying go on sucks
Any way to disconnect those two lines from center tank from those two small metal boxes you showed. It looks like you cut the lines.. I have a 95 with exact “junction box” type thing and I want to replace my return line from center tank that goes to that “union” box thing.. looks difficult to detach
I love the wood bed. Looks great
Good video but I triing to find out will truck run with out rear tank
So, those nylon clips "connectors" fit onto the Ford Style fuel pump lines and onto the Ford type filter?
Omg!!! You are the best man just saved me a whole lot of headaches perfect! Thanks for the links also!!! My man, lol...
Thanks for the video. Exactly what I need. BTW you sound like Ben Bailey :)
Did you run fuel line outside of the frame rail? i can't get to my broke leaking line without taking gas tank off its inside rail and gas tank in the way, thinking about taking old line loose from filter and gas tank if i can get to hook up on tank and run new line outside rail from tank to filter securing it down where I can your thoughts.
My fuel pump hose broke at my rear tank. I know it’s a 3/8 quick connector, but I think the stainless line it goes to is 5/16. Sound correct?
Thank you!
Nothing like those OEM filters all these years later, did one on a 94 F150 recently, hadn't been done in 180K miles, truck stalled going into reverse, and that was why
I'll just use heat and oil resistant gas line then on ours that line you used looks like it could break easy after a few years go by it looks like hard rubber
Was your check engine light popping up because of that ?
What kind of tubing/line is that and what size should you use what’s most common
That looks way better, good idea! I wonder if that was the original fuel filter? I couldn't help but notice when you you were showing the schrader valve on the fuel pressure valve the 1992 printed on the OEM Ford plug wires. lol.
klc317 It could have been the original filter. I know I haven't changed it until now.
On my 1995 e150, the fuel filter is not original. Someone put a WIX fuel filter that’s not even the correct part. I may have to take the fuel lines off the fuel rail and cut the fuel filter off.
@bah53 you have the link for the metal portion of the fuel line
I need to go from the fuel filter to the fuel rail.
When I press my schrader valve, I get nothing. But I do have plenty of fuel coming from the pump to the fuel filter though.
Needless to say, I have a no start..
What would you recommend?
Thanks in advance
Stainless lines. Replace the fittings on the bowl and run stainless. Either riff raff braided stainless or the cheapest off fleabay. The frx is a good mod and easy to do while you are getting after your OEM fuel lines. It'll allow you to delete the check valve too. I'd recommend banjo bolts too while you're messing with fuel, post bowl.
what size fuel line do i need?
What ever year make and model calls for
Thanks for the video, Was wondering if you had links to the parts you purchased, and also what year was this? I have a 1990 150. Thank you again!
That rubber fuel line is rated for 50psi, im pretty sure that would be fine on a f150 i doubt they have more than 50 pounds of fuel pressure
The i6 requires 90lbs
@@billee529 good to know. I have a 95 Econoline van with the inline six in it.
Safety heatgun
what size hose did you use for the quick fix, also where did you get the fuel line connectors and the nylon, and what sizes are they?
Hmm, plastic fuel lines seem to go together easier than I thought..... I tried fitting a hose barb in those on a derby car of mine, was a real pain without heat. I didnt wanna use a cigarette lighter for fear of blowing myself, the car, and my grand parents house up LOL
More350Power Heat is the key to putting those things on, even then it was still a bit of work.
You skipped the disconnecting of the fuel filter HOW DO WE DISCONNECT IT!
Same as disconnecting the hoses from everywhere else lol
Have you checked to see if it's clean inside the gas tank? That fuel filter was kinda nasty..
462ANIMAL I haven't looked inside the tank. It would be kind of a pain to pull it out now and clean it so as long as the fuel pump keeps working I'll keep running it.
Where's the fuel pump on a Mazda b4000 2000 pickup truck 4x4 standard
I have checked the gas tank on my 95 Ford Econoline van and it had a ton of gunk in it. It had to be cleaned.
I really like the video.
Very well i'ld say. I should use fuel line like that on my mustang.
jasonmushersee Yeah these lines are pretty easy to work with and pretty cheap.
I want to see it pick up something if u do not mind
AMERICA GAMING I painted the cherry picker so once it dries and I get it back on I'll have to try it out.
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terrible video