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dodger
Dodge Dakota
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9/06/2006
10:25:51
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Haven't removed fuel lines yet. Just found out that Dodge no longer makes them for a 92 Dak.
Need suggestions as to what to replace them with.
One dealer said I couldn't use rubber because of the higher fuel pressure with fuel injection. Not sure yet what to do with quick disconnect fittings either because whatever I use needs to mate with fittings that remain on truck.
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Dodge Dakota
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9/07/2006
18:08:27
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Did you try Dodge for 95 lines - believe same or
very similar. Actually , probably sufficiently similar on up.. Pretty hard otherwise , unless you try a local 'recycler'=scrap yard !
Try www.car-parts.com
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Siqma
Dodge Dakota
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9/08/2006
21:26:43
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I used brake line & hose that was fuel injector replacement........the hose is available but costly if you are replacing long runs, that is why I used the brake line.
Cut the flares & use the fuel injector hose clamps. Been 3 years now with no leaks........
Check this:
http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/alfuli.html
http://www.truckperformance.com/product/Fuel+System/Fuel+Lines+Fittings+And+Blocks/0/0/0
Sigma
93Dak 164K "My rat truck!!"
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dodger
Dodge Dakota
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9/13/2006
21:07:20
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Thanks for replies. I used fuel injector hose and forced it over the flares and clamped it.
Hose was $4.87 a foot.
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Sigma
Dodge Dakota
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9/13/2006
21:40:17
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Everything is pricey today......
Even the paint job I having done on my
Civic!
$1200
Sigma
93 Dak 164k "My Rat"
93 Truder 14k "My Ride"
98 Civic "When there is ice"
05 Cord "Night Out"
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