Fuel Supply line fitting difficult to remove
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Re: Fuel Supply line fitting difficult to remove
Brian Moga did pass the time by typing:
> Can you cut off these fittling and use some hose or a different connection
> type that is not so damn hard to get apart or put together?
Generaly, no.
Your talking high pressure fuel lines and it's best to stick with the
factory connectors and use the proper tools to get them apart.
The job savings most often pays for the tools.
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DougW
> Can you cut off these fittling and use some hose or a different connection
> type that is not so damn hard to get apart or put together?
Generaly, no.
Your talking high pressure fuel lines and it's best to stick with the
factory connectors and use the proper tools to get them apart.
The job savings most often pays for the tools.
--
DougW
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Re: Fuel Supply line fitting difficult to remove
Brian Moga did pass the time by typing:
> Can you cut off these fittling and use some hose or a different connection
> type that is not so damn hard to get apart or put together?
Generaly, no.
Your talking high pressure fuel lines and it's best to stick with the
factory connectors and use the proper tools to get them apart.
The job savings most often pays for the tools.
--
DougW
> Can you cut off these fittling and use some hose or a different connection
> type that is not so damn hard to get apart or put together?
Generaly, no.
Your talking high pressure fuel lines and it's best to stick with the
factory connectors and use the proper tools to get them apart.
The job savings most often pays for the tools.
--
DougW
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Re: Fuel Supply line fitting difficult to remove
Brian Moga did pass the time by typing:
> Can you cut off these fittling and use some hose or a different connection
> type that is not so damn hard to get apart or put together?
Generaly, no.
Your talking high pressure fuel lines and it's best to stick with the
factory connectors and use the proper tools to get them apart.
The job savings most often pays for the tools.
--
DougW
> Can you cut off these fittling and use some hose or a different connection
> type that is not so damn hard to get apart or put together?
Generaly, no.
Your talking high pressure fuel lines and it's best to stick with the
factory connectors and use the proper tools to get them apart.
The job savings most often pays for the tools.
--
DougW
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Re: Fuel Supply line fitting difficult to remove
If it's like a Ford: http://www.obd-codes.com/howto/fuelfilter.php
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
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jnm007a wrote:
>
> I'm trying to change my fuel pressure regulator for a 1999 jeep grand
> cherokee. I've removed 2 of the fittings; however the fitting on the
> fuel supply line has a plastic retainer. I've tried to remove it by
> looking at the instructions in the quick connect chart on the service
> manual; however I'm unable to get that sucker off. Am I suppose to use
> some special tool?
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
jnm007a wrote:
>
> I'm trying to change my fuel pressure regulator for a 1999 jeep grand
> cherokee. I've removed 2 of the fittings; however the fitting on the
> fuel supply line has a plastic retainer. I've tried to remove it by
> looking at the instructions in the quick connect chart on the service
> manual; however I'm unable to get that sucker off. Am I suppose to use
> some special tool?
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Re: Fuel Supply line fitting difficult to remove
If it's like a Ford: http://www.obd-codes.com/howto/fuelfilter.php
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
jnm007a wrote:
>
> I'm trying to change my fuel pressure regulator for a 1999 jeep grand
> cherokee. I've removed 2 of the fittings; however the fitting on the
> fuel supply line has a plastic retainer. I've tried to remove it by
> looking at the instructions in the quick connect chart on the service
> manual; however I'm unable to get that sucker off. Am I suppose to use
> some special tool?
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
jnm007a wrote:
>
> I'm trying to change my fuel pressure regulator for a 1999 jeep grand
> cherokee. I've removed 2 of the fittings; however the fitting on the
> fuel supply line has a plastic retainer. I've tried to remove it by
> looking at the instructions in the quick connect chart on the service
> manual; however I'm unable to get that sucker off. Am I suppose to use
> some special tool?
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Re: Fuel Supply line fitting difficult to remove
If it's like a Ford: http://www.obd-codes.com/howto/fuelfilter.php
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
jnm007a wrote:
>
> I'm trying to change my fuel pressure regulator for a 1999 jeep grand
> cherokee. I've removed 2 of the fittings; however the fitting on the
> fuel supply line has a plastic retainer. I've tried to remove it by
> looking at the instructions in the quick connect chart on the service
> manual; however I'm unable to get that sucker off. Am I suppose to use
> some special tool?
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
jnm007a wrote:
>
> I'm trying to change my fuel pressure regulator for a 1999 jeep grand
> cherokee. I've removed 2 of the fittings; however the fitting on the
> fuel supply line has a plastic retainer. I've tried to remove it by
> looking at the instructions in the quick connect chart on the service
> manual; however I'm unable to get that sucker off. Am I suppose to use
> some special tool?
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