[wired61]

on the passenger side,,,in the spring pocket,,how do i cut those spring tabs off,,,,,,it has fuel lines running thru it,,,,,what to do???

 

[timdog57]

Bend them up.

 

[509Rider]

Pull out the fuel line, cut the tabs out and weld a plate in there.

 

[dreday]

Just a suggestion, but maybe you can re-route the fuel line.............

which one are we talking about...anyone got a pic or something?

 

[509Rider]

Originally posted by dreday@Aug 25 2005, 07:27 PM~3693270
Just a suggestion, but maybe you can re-route the fuel line.............

which one are we talking about...anyone got a pic or something?

The fuel lines run right by the spring pocket on the pass side, real close to the spring.

 

[Mark]

Originally posted by dreday@Aug 25 2005, 07:27 PM~3693270
Just a suggestion, but maybe you can re-route the fuel line.............

which one are we talking about...anyone got a pic or something?

i would belive the two fuel lines, the pressure and return. i would remove them and then get to work, it will take some time, but i belive its better than risking it. i would imagin it blowing up, but it would if you do alot of work, i would remove them for the time being, the lines are long thow. buuuut it sure beats blowning stuff up or catching it on fire

 

[509Rider]

Originally posted by Mark@Aug 25 2005, 07:31 PM~3693305
i would belive the two fuel lines, the pressure and return.  i would remove them and then get to work, it will take some time, but i belive its better than risking it. i would imagin it blowing up, but it would if you do alot of work, i would remove them for the time being, the lines are long thow.  buuuut it sure beats blowning stuff up or catching it on fire

Yep pull them till your done.

 

[dreday]

Originally posted by 509Rider@Aug 25 2005, 07:31 PM~3693304
The fuel lines run right by the spring pocket on the pass side, real close to the spring.

on the rear?

 

[509Rider]

Originally posted by dreday@Aug 25 2005, 07:46 PM~3693430
on the rear?

Nope the front

 

[dreday]

Originally posted by 509Rider@Aug 25 2005, 07:53 PM~3693496
Nope the front

ooooooooo up in the pocket.... :twak:

 

[wired61]

instead of taking fuel line all the way out,,ill probly do what timdog said and bend the tabs upwards,,,with them bent up,,i can get my sawzaw in there and cut them off... no sparks :biggrin:

 

[timdog57]

Originally posted by wired62@Aug 25 2005, 11:28 PM~3694153
instead of taking fuel line all the way out,,ill probly do what timdog said and bend the tabs upwards,,,with them bent up,,i can get my sawzaw in there and cut them off... no sparks  :biggrin:

 

[BlackMagicHydraulics]

THEY EASILY UN-CLIP OFF THE STEEL LINE STUBS...RELEASE THE FRAME RAIL CLIPS AND.PULL THE LINE FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE CAR...BUT,DON'T BEND IT SO THAT IT WILL KINK

 

[badass 64]

I'm not sure if this was different from 93 - 96 but on my 1996 Fleetwood the pressure and return gas lines is on the drivers side and dosent go through the spring pocket. On the passenger side it has the air line to the gas tank but this don't go through the pocket either. Anyway, make sure you plate the inside of the spring pocket after you have cut the teeth off...

 

[Juggalo_Gypsy]

what the hell are you guys talkin about????????
i dont remember doin anything to my fuel lines..................
pics?

 

[timdog57]

Originally posted by timdog57@Aug 25 2005, 08:19 PM~3692855
Bend them up.

Just to let everyone know I was talking about the teeth not the lines.

 

[enough_talkin]

Originally posted by timdog57@Aug 26 2005, 08:37 AM~3695754
Just to let everyone know I was talking about the teeth not the lines. 

i was hoping so......i just bent mine up...it was a pain in the ass and i got a few scars to show for it

 

[badass 64]

Originally posted by timdog57@Aug 26 2005, 02:37 PM~3695754
Just to let everyone know I was talking about the teeth not the lines. 

:0

 

[wired61]

ill get some pics up in a few..

 

[wired61]

here are few pics
driver side,,no problem
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pass. side
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