art said:On a carb? Or is the nut/hex rounded? That you just visegrip out unfortunately. Sounds like someone may have skipped/lost the nylon gasket and just blamoed it in if that's the case.
JAYO said:Okay, had to break the fuel line to get it off...... Now my question is, I want to remove the stupid stock filter and run an inline glass one. Can I run rubber fuel lines from where I cut it, into the glass filter, out to the inlet on the stock carb? I hate to have to rebend hard lines if I dont have too.
Thanks,
J
Qdub24 said:Yeah, I did that for a very short period of time. Then I got a new carb and reran my lines for my electric fuel pump. You can also order new hard lines for cheap from classictube.com.
JAYO said:Man I noticed this part of the forum doesnt get a whole lot of love for some reason.... It's like zero traffic in the Regal section.![]()
1evilregal said:JAYO said:Man I noticed this part of the forum doesnt get a whole lot of love for some reason.... It's like zero traffic in the Regal section.![]()
that's because the average joe knows these things are headaches, and don't have enough love for them to suffer said headaches! in other words, we're a special breed, and the others aren't worthy!![]()
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Bonnewagon said:Glass filter and rubber lines are a fire hazard. I would just replace the hard line with a new one.
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