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fuel lines
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Mechanical FUEL PUMP UPGRADE
Hi Guys, After running with the same pump for 45 years I thought it would be a good idea to do some preventive maintenance and replace the pump in the garage instead of on the side of the road. This gave me the opportunity to upgrade the plumbing and make the whole system a little safer. The...- petnatcar
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TR2/3/3A replace brake and fuel lines?
How easy/difficult are removal/replacement of fuel line (gas tank to engine) and brake lines? The car hasn't run since 1973, so probably this needs to be done. Are we talking days, hours, minutes? Thanks for the advice.