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Old 08-24-2014, 12:20 AM   #1
C10agent
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Com' On PO - Dangerous Fuel Lines

The PO decided to run the rubber fuel line from the carb to passengers side of the motor, run it back behind the motor, to the frame rail and then to the fuel pump. The lines were SUPER cracked (see pics) and very dangerous so I reran the lines. I angled the fuel pump connection up and ran the fuel line infront of the motor.

QUESION: Is the way I ran it a bad idea? I want to make sure the heat of the motor isn't going to hurt the fuel lines. What do you guys think??
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