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Old 01-26-2026, 06:41 PM   #1
IT Cowboy
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I replaced my rubber fuel lines

Today I replace the rubber fuel lines. The old ones were getting pretty crusty and were about a hot summer or few good bumps from giving out. I loosened the rear line under the cab from the tank to the steel line and it started to leak as soon as I loosened the clamp. I think it was worn where the clamp and home met the bulge on the line. I put the rounded edge clamps on everything and I should be good to go for a while.
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