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Post Info TOPIC: Pump to Carb line, from who, or DIY?


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RE: Pump to Carb line, from who, or DIY?


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 Mark, you needed a hold back open end wrench on that square part of the pump to stop it from twisting



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Yep hmm

In hindsight I probably should have cut the line and removed the pump to the bench.

But I put never seize on the new pump fitting so the next guy in 55 years can remove it without the struggle...



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I am into the same problem as you had Mark

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When bending fuel lines, fill them with fine blasting sand and tape the ends to keep the sand in place. The sand keep the pipe from collapsing. You can actually straighten a bend you have bent too far. I bought a 3 piece 3/8 line for my 63, it had one piece severely collapsed in shipping, filling it with sand allowed me to remove the collapse perfectly. Works for brake lines too.

On my old Chevies , higher performance engines with factory dual exhaust got 3/8 fuel lines, 283, 327. Single exhaust cars had 5/16.

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These seemed to take forever to be delivered but they look great.

One set will go on the white car with the fuel pump replacement and the other will be on the 2+2 engine for the dyno test, in a few weeks.

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