Exactly what i needed. Doing this exact same gas tank swap now. Took me 200 bucks in tools and 2 months to get gas tank off. Someone welded bolt head under truck cab.. best tool was oscillating tool with metal cutter bit
You won't be able to find it they're like 5.8mm the supply and 4.2mm the return... However , You can use 5/16" for supply( you are going to need a flare nut adapter for M14 1.5) and 1/4" for return and 1/4" for tank vent emissions Hopefully this will help you and other people there looking for this information cuz it's hard to find info on all this at all👀
Exactly what i needed. Doing this exact same gas tank swap now. Took me 200 bucks in tools and 2 months to get gas tank off. Someone welded bolt head under truck cab.. best tool was oscillating tool with metal cutter bit
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED THANK YOU!!!! Also why the hell is no one making braided kits for these trucks?! These rust all the time!!
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Nice! This is exactly what I needed for my 94 2wd Toyota pickup. Thanks!
Dude you are a lifesaver awesome of you for posting this tip.
thank you thank you thank you
I am about to replace my fuel lines but can’t find any info anywhere of what size my lines are for a92 Toyota pickup. 4 cylinder. Any help
You won't be able to find it they're like 5.8mm the supply and 4.2mm the return...
However ,
You can use 5/16" for supply( you are going to need a flare nut adapter for M14 1.5) and
1/4" for return
and 1/4" for
tank vent emissions
Hopefully this will help you and other people there looking for this information cuz it's hard to find info on all this at all👀