Gas/Fuel line issue
#1
Gas/Fuel line issue
I noticed that black crap from the gas/fuel line rubs off when you touch it. It appears that the fuel could be breaking the rubber down. I am not a mechanic by any means, so I was wondering if it's necessary to replace this hose, and maybe any other hoses since my truck is almost 4 years old.
Here's another line with cracks.
My new Tsunami battery terminals that I picked up from CC since my factory negative terminal was extremely corroded.
Here's another line with cracks.
My new Tsunami battery terminals that I picked up from CC since my factory negative terminal was extremely corroded.
#3
I can see your point, but wouldn't you want to catch a problem before it became a problem? I replaced the 1st pic with a new one to show my dirty finger. The fuel line is not dirty by any means, it just gets you dirty if you touch it. It's like something is breaking the rubber down.
What about the rubber line with cracks that runs into the upper intake?
What about the rubber line with cracks that runs into the upper intake?
Last edited by device manager; 03-31-2006 at 09:20 PM.
#4
Originally Posted by device manager
I can see your point, but wouldn't you want to catch a problem before it became a problem? I replaced the 1st pic with a new one to show my dirty finger. The fuel line is not dirty by any means, it just gets you dirty if you touch it. It's like something is breaking the rubber down.
What about the rubber line with cracks that runs into the upper intake?
What about the rubber line with cracks that runs into the upper intake?
Catching a problem prior to the problem is excellent!!!
Bryan
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#8
Originally Posted by device manager
I can see your point, but wouldn't you want to catch a problem before it became a problem? I replaced the 1st pic with a new one to show my dirty finger. The fuel line is not dirty by any means, it just gets you dirty if you touch it. It's like something is breaking the rubber down.
What about the rubber line with cracks that runs into the upper intake?
What about the rubber line with cracks that runs into the upper intake?
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#10
first, the fuel would break down the interior of the hose.
second, it's "engineered" not to break down.
third, my '69 mustang has factory rubber lines on it that were in fine condition before I changed them.
fourth, That is probably dust from the supercharger belt. Rub your finger under the snout of the supercharger (behind where the pulley is) and I betcha it will be BLACK... that is the belt wearing away covering your engine with rubber. Clean it once in a while.
second, it's "engineered" not to break down.
third, my '69 mustang has factory rubber lines on it that were in fine condition before I changed them.
fourth, That is probably dust from the supercharger belt. Rub your finger under the snout of the supercharger (behind where the pulley is) and I betcha it will be BLACK... that is the belt wearing away covering your engine with rubber. Clean it once in a while.
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#12
Not dust ...
I have the same problem ... That vacuum line is falling apart from
the outside in. It might be engine degreaser or cleaners that are doing it,
or maybe it's just too hot on the EGR side of the engine.
I am gonna replace mine with Silicon hose this year ... Tired of FILTHY
arms when I change the plugs.
I have the same problem ... That vacuum line is falling apart from
the outside in. It might be engine degreaser or cleaners that are doing it,
or maybe it's just too hot on the EGR side of the engine.
I am gonna replace mine with Silicon hose this year ... Tired of FILTHY
arms when I change the plugs.
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Originally Posted by SWThomas
Where can I get some of that?
or
http://www.boostplanet.com/thermo_sleeve.htm
But I got mine from Jegs
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=16021