Rear Tank Question?
Logistics Pro
Joined: Jul 2001
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From: Marble Falls, Texas
It's gonna be either the slide tool to release the spring, or the pull out white clip. Most of the time those lines have the big flair at the end of the line with the spring all the way around the inside. There's a fuel line tool that slides in there and lets you pull the line off. But without actually looking at it, I don't know. And those tools are really cheap, fyi.
Elder User
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: West Palm Beach, Florida
If it doesn't have the obvious white clips that pull out to one side allowing you to wiggle/pull the plastic pipe off then it has the quick-disconnect fuel fittings that you use the cheap plastic tools that Duck mentioned. You can get them anywhere and they are really cheap. They usually come on a cardboard sleeve with 5-6 of them all different colors and they say fuel/AC fitting removal tools. The card with all of them on it is like $4. You find the right sized one and put it over the line and push the smaller end into the open end of the fitting and it squeezes the spring and allows you to wiggle/pull the line off. I guess I am quite the wiggle/puller. LOL
