xcelr8n
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- Jan 31, 2003
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toronto,
alright guys, im a total newb when it comes to this, i will admit.
i started thinking why would one of my cylinders lose all compression, i came to the conclusion the car leaned out and i burnt a valve.
so im under the car yesterday, and i notice (4) lines coming out from around the fuel tank area. these are my fuel lines right??
3 of them appear to be in perfect condition, while on of them is severly corroded, like rusted out badly.
my question is could this be the cause of my problem. i know fixing it isnt going to bring my valves back, but i dont want this to happen again.
how hard is fuel line replacement anyways? i think i might try and tackle it myself. also what do replacements cost?
thanks soo much for helping.
nigel
i started thinking why would one of my cylinders lose all compression, i came to the conclusion the car leaned out and i burnt a valve.
so im under the car yesterday, and i notice (4) lines coming out from around the fuel tank area. these are my fuel lines right??
3 of them appear to be in perfect condition, while on of them is severly corroded, like rusted out badly.
my question is could this be the cause of my problem. i know fixing it isnt going to bring my valves back, but i dont want this to happen again.
how hard is fuel line replacement anyways? i think i might try and tackle it myself. also what do replacements cost?
thanks soo much for helping.
nigel
