QUOTE(burton73 @ Dec 4 2009, 11:47 AM)
I was pulling the tank on my blue car yesterday for the V8 as I am going to a SS line. The PO has a very short line on it making it very hard to change it out. This is what they did for there 3.2 6 swap. What is the corect way to deal with the extra line
You can see it looks like it has a weep but not a full on leak. What is the correct way to deal with the extra line if going with a V8 or?
Bob, the fittings on the tank need sealing washers. When the washers go bad, they seep fuel just like you've observed on your tank. The sealing washers are NLA from Porsche. AA sells replacement washers, but you should be aware that only 1 of the AA washers will fit correctly. The other AA washer's dimensions allow it to move enough that it might not seat properly, in which case you'll get a leak anyway. For that washer, I cut a new sealing ring from gasket material.
Regarding the fuel line length, many people replumb with a loop of additional line so that you can get the tank out. Otherwise, you're forced to make the fuel connections while lying on your back reaching through a tiny access hole as fuel drains into your eye. Which is what I did.
And get rid of those worm drive clamps. Immediately.