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I have tried read all the posts on replacing the fuel lines before I am posting this. I have been working on a 76 914/4 with FI that runs great ...I have replaced all the brakelines, master cylinder, calipers front and back. Tightened everything and cleaned all electrical connections. THe fuel hoses in the engine bay appear to have been replaced by the previous owner but I do not know about the ones in the center tunnel. I just want to drive the thing but then again I don't want it going up in flames! Is there a good post or can someone tell me how difficult it is to switch out the lines in the tunnel with the engine in? Or should I just drive it?!? I LOVE THIS site!...thanks for the help
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914 Uber Noob ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 205 Joined: 16-September 05 From: Riverside, CA Member No.: 4,810 Region Association: Southern California ![]() |
Instead of all that bending, has anyone replaced these lines with a steel braided line instead? Any issues? Of course pulling some wire through to help it route through would help, but, any other issues?
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