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Fuel line rubber replacing metal


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yep done it many times. Some times it last for a long time and sometimes it'll need replaced in a year or two. That was using regular high pressure line from a parts store and double clamping each end.

 

Edit-Those clamps above are cool and I'd imagine way better than the regular hose clamps I always used

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On a truck with a low pressure fuel system, sure. A 2000 GMC is going to operate at 58 psi and using rubber is a bad idea. They make fuel line repair kits at NAPA, get a good idea of the size and if it's close to any connectors, and get the right parts.
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