Fuel Line

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  1. Slider28

    Slider28 Member

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    I have a 72 Grabber. Can someone tell me about how much RUBBER fuel line is on the car? I want to replace ALL of mine. I just don't have the time to get where the car is and get under it and look. I want to get some so next time I get a chance I will already have it with me. Time is never on my side ( Sorry Mick :) ) and also what size it needs to be.

    Thanks Guys!!!

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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    stock...less than 24"
    could be 5/16" or 3/8" hose.
     
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    Hotrock Rick, an MCCI Member Supporting Member

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    In addition to the rubber fuel line under the hood and at the tank there is a short piece under the car just below the driver's door.
     
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    stumanchu Stuart

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    Bring a utility knife, new hose clamps, and some latex gloves if you dont like gas on your hands. (I hate it)

    Just be easy with the knife, they are not a safe and sane instrument.
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I would think a foot would cover it all.
     

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