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Kieran
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4th Dec 11 at 18:38   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Got stuck on how to get the fuel lines from the engine bay. The clips are too big to go through the hole they need to feed through and the other end is the same, so how the flipping he'll do I get them gone?!

I'm at this stage, minus the fuel tank vent thing.



Cheers

[Edited on 04-12-2011 by Kieran]
bigron1988
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i just choped mine off when i removed them , no use to you tho if your reusing them , they must of fitted them after the lines were fitted
Kieran
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That's what I thought. I can't see them going through them lol. Could I not chop them all then use some connectors? Or is the presher in the system to much?
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Can't you disconect them tank end, and pull them throught. Or you could cut the metal collar remove it and pull the rubber section off.
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if you look behind front drivers side wheel underneath the car you can see the join
Kieran
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4th Dec 11 at 20:43   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Could I not use one of these then with a clip each side?



That metal collar tho? How will I re connect the hoses together afterwards?
Jamie-C
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4th Dec 11 at 20:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
They fit through the hole, mine did anyway
Kieran
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Those joins arnt small enough to get the hoses through the stupid tunnel bit
Kieran
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What from the joint under the car?
Jamie-C
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Did you unclip it just behind the bulk head and try and pull it through? Could be clogged up with thick mud or something. Or maybe your tunnel bit is bent in?

Can't think of anything else really.
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yeah pull through into bay.job done
Kieran
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From this joint?



Tunnels not clogged or squashed just stupidly small lol
Jamie-C
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Yes unclip it at that joint and pull it into the bay. Thats how I done mine.
Kieran
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4th Dec 11 at 20:51   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Really? Lol I must of been having a funny half hour or something :s il report back tommoorw lol.

Cheers guys
AlexW
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Just to confirm, It was a bit tight on mine, That is the way to do it.

You wouldn't be able to use that kinda connector that you posted as the lines are metal lined. Could do it with rubber bits aswell but you're asking for problems then. Just FYI.

 
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