Emergency!!! A fuel line is leaking pretty bad and I havearace pretty s...

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Marc,

I'm glad I could provide some help.

Another option is run your current lines inside any kind of metal tube to
isolate the smell.

For the hose fastening of your hose under the car, you can use vynil coated
clamps. I use them for brake tubing and wires.They are cheap at the racing
shop called: Home Depot.

Later,

Carlos



Later,

Carlos
>From: Marc Swanson
>Reply-To: mswanson at sonitrol.net
>To: JShadzi at aol.com
>CC: quattro at audifans.com
>Subject: Re: Emergency!!! A fuel line is leaking pretty bad and I havearace
pretty s...
>Date: 19 May 2003 11:35:21 -0400
>
>
> > Ya, the factory makes these little plastic 6mm nuts (10mm nut body) that
thread right onto those snubs, you can see one in this pic here (bottom left
hand corner of pic):
> >
> > http://www.80tq.com/images/fp_gauge.JPG
>
>
>cool, I've got a few of those. I'll have to do some head scratching on
>this since I don't want the fuel lines to drape down too low (-6 hose is
>pretty thick) plus I will want to be sure that it is clamped really well
>to those mounts. I may end up going back to using the stock clamps but
>with stainless tubing (my stock fuel lines were removed mostly due to
>rust) but then again it would be a shame not to use all of the -6 hose I
>already have.
>
>
>Later
>
>--
>-Marc
>87' 4ktq
>88' 90q
>www.mswanson.com/audi
>

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