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that's way over my head, I understand the part your refering to, but to move it? top of gearbox? any guidelines please?
Get some SAE 30 R9 rated fuel line and replace the lot if you don't know how old it is. Use proper fuel line clips, not jubilee clips. Clamp the old line below the tank then you can remove all the lines from the engine bay and make up another set without the filter. Make up one for the tank outlet with the filter in then change it quickly whilst not getting petrol in your eyes or ears!
well I guess that's another job i'll have to pay, and whats all this about school and wands, i'm not harry potter
Its a piece of *******. My little sister could do it (if I had a little sister). Sounds like you need Techenders.
you people must be from the Arian Race, theres a 3 year old kid that can fit the engine bay foam, someones kid sister that can Get some SAE 30 R9 rated fuel line and replace the lot if you don't know how old it is. Use proper fuel line clips, not jubilee clips. Clamp the old line below the tank then you can remove all the lines from the engine bay and make up another set without the filter. Make up one for the tank outlet with the filter in then change it quickly without getting petrol in her eyes or ears!...... jeeez
if its got to be moved then i'll have to pay someone to do it, simple as. its going for its mot on Monday, it's the first since 2007.... so scared...
You really do need to do something about your fuel one, fellah. You need to find out what that hose chafing against where it comes through the chassis (you should actually have a metal fuel line coming through the tinware, and the filter under the fuel tank). Check the hose isn't draped over the transmission under the van.
and don't smoke while you're doing it Seriously though, as everyone who's ever owned one of these buses will tell you, having old petrol pipe and fittings flopping about in a hot engine bay, next to red hot exhausts and whirling fan belts and pulleys isn't good...Think you know this already TBH
ok I think i'm getting the jist, your all talking about the fuel filter, the black hose that is going under the coil and behind the dizzy (in the pic) 1. i'm asumming its not the correct hose, is this right? 2. remove the fuel filter altogether from the van? 3. I need to trace the hose back to the tank and replace with a fuel hose? 4. then connect the hose from the tank to the underside of the fuel filter bypassing it altogether?
