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Post Fiend
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From: Faibanks Ak.
This I am not sure of. where are you located I just stripped a rust free 85 and kept every piece of the fuel system as well as the whole brake line system. lol
I have been intending to see if the air brake lines can't be used as fuel lines on our rigs.
I have been intending to see if the air brake lines can't be used as fuel lines on our rigs.
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From: Sand GAp, KY
I know that summit sales aluminum fuel line by the roll. You have to do your own connections. Also lmc truck sells complete fuel and brake line kits for our trucks but they are kinda pricey.
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yea Im east. I think I can take my old ones off and match them up at napa they sell them by sizes. For the fuel lines I dont know about that.
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Post Fiend
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From: Faibanks Ak.
Are you talking about the short lines to the wheels or the longer steel brake lines on the frame rails.
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For brake lines once you have a double flaring tool it is fairly easy to make them from a roll of new line. All the steel lines on my dually were replaced about 3-4 years ago, and I think I did all the rubber hoses then too. For fuel line, I've been fortunate on the diesel so far, never had to touch them. My F150 gasser was a single tank, so when it started to leak it got switched to rubber, but with it the fuel pump was in the tank, so didn't have to worry about hoses collapsing or anything. Not sure if it would be a good idea in the diesels, but it would likely work.
