Hi
Finally I got the fuel pump and ignition to work again. But I discovered that the fuel nipple is leaking!
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How do i fix this? the leak is between the hose and the nipple. I tried to cut the old hose and press the nipple back in the hose, but it is too damn tight!
dos anyone know how i fix this?
i tried to heat the hose but it stays stiff and hard until it melt.... I also tried to heat the nipple but makes no differences!
PLEASE help so I can the the car on the road again!
fuel nipple leak
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- glasgowjim
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Re: fuel nipple leak
I have a car to break but it will be a while before I get down to the fuel pipe stage but if you do not get a spare nipple then let me know and i will make a point of removing for you when it is stripped.
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Re: fuel nipple leak
Hi Jim
I do have a spare nipple, but thanks anyway.
In the illustration we can see that the pipe should have some connections, and not be in one piece. I don´t seem to be able to find those connections...
I also should be possible to press the nipple back on a fresh piece of the pipe should it not?
I do have a spare nipple, but thanks anyway.
In the illustration we can see that the pipe should have some connections, and not be in one piece. I don´t seem to be able to find those connections...
I also should be possible to press the nipple back on a fresh piece of the pipe should it not?
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Re: fuel nipple leak
Youtube had the answer!
just dip the hose in steaming hot water for about 10 minutes, then press the fuel nipple back in place, and seal with heat from a lighter.
WITHOUT heating it to much!
And it worked! no leaks!
just dip the hose in steaming hot water for about 10 minutes, then press the fuel nipple back in place, and seal with heat from a lighter.
WITHOUT heating it to much!
And it worked! no leaks!