I bought a 84 GMC s15 jimmy the other day, and i went to change the fuel filter, air filter, oil filter, and oil because i live in california and there's strict smog laws. didnt want to risk failing the test so i was doing this. anyways, the fuel filter is the kind where it's in the carburetor and the fuel line goes into the housing for it. i guess the nut for the fuel line was stripped and it won't go back in. itll screw half a turn and then fall right back out. i tried using gasoline safe plumber tape and sealer, it went in a little farther, but it popped right back out when i started the engine and some pressure came through. what would you say is the fastest way i could get this fixed and back on the road? i need help quick because i need to get to work, might be able to borrow a truck for tommorow but i need it fixed QUICK. help?
2006-09-07
17:13:25
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timvansickel
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Cars & Transportation
➔ Maintenance & Repairs
are the threaded nuts on these replacement lines a standard size...or are there a bunch and i have to figure it out.. or what?
2006-09-07
17:30:16 ·
update #1