Fuel lines carry pressurized fuel between the tank, pump, filter and engine. Corrosion, abrasion and old connectors can cause leaks, which are a serious fire risk.
Signs of a Problem
- Fuel smell around the vehicle.
- Visible wetness or drips along the line.
- Heavy rust or kinks on steel lines.
- Cracked quick-connect fittings.
Safety First
- Work in a ventilated area away from sparks and open flames.
- Relieve fuel system pressure using the procedure for the vehicle.
- Disconnect the battery and have a fire extinguisher nearby.
- Catch and dispose of fuel properly.
Installation Tips
- Use the correct line and fittings for the application.
- Route the line along the original path, away from exhaust heat and moving parts.
- Secure it in all original clips.
- Pressurize the system and check carefully for leaks before driving.
Evergreen Parts
Evergreen offers other parts identified by engine or vehicle application. Use the Evergreen eCatalog to find the right part, and see where to buy Evergreen through our authorized distributors.
