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TR2/3/3A Fuel Line into Fuel Pump
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Hello Paul
There is another thread about fuel line leaking. The suggestion was that the olive is too short and they used 2 olives back to back with a little filed off the center of both olives so the overall length of the 2 olives was just a bit longer than one olive. Don't remember the exact length.
If I can find the thread I will link to it.
David
There is another thread about fuel line leaking. The suggestion was that the olive is too short and they used 2 olives back to back with a little filed off the center of both olives so the overall length of the 2 olives was just a bit longer than one olive. Don't remember the exact length.
If I can find the thread I will link to it.
David
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Not sure how to link to it.
The thread is on page 3
[h=3]Sealing Fuel Line at the Pump: TR4[/h]
Maybe that will work.
David
The thread is on page 3
[h=3]Sealing Fuel Line at the Pump: TR4[/h]
Maybe that will work.
David