Difficulty Level

Tools/Supplies Needed:

• fuel line removal tool
• o-ring dressing
• rag
• cup or container
• safety glasses

Procedure:

• when working on a pressurized system containing a fluid, it is important to wear safety glasses to risk having any fluid spraying in your eyes
• if you are working with the fuel system, make sure the system is bleed from any fuel which can spray in your face
• this can be done by removing the fuel pump relay or fuse, then turn the engine over as if you were going to start it
• there will be a certain amount of fuel which still comes out of the line, so keep a cup or rags handy
• using the fitting removal tools, pick the correct size and clip it onto the fuel line
• push the tool into the fitting, then pull back on the fitting
• the line will come off with little effort
• to reinstall the firing, ensure the line is clean and free of any dirt or debris which can cause sealing issues
• sometimes o-ring dressing can be applies to help with seal seating
• push the fitting back on the line until you hear a clip
• then pull back to make sure it's on properly
• bleed the system from any air
• then pressurize the system and inspect for any leaks

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Where can I purchase the line disconnect tool?

They are available at a variety of sources such as a hardware store, automotive parts supplier, tool suppliers, or online.

What is the name of the tool shown in the video? It is a "fuel line disconnect set" or "fuel line disconnect tool".

Should I replace the o-ring?

Normally it isn't required to replace the o-ring unless it is damaged or leaking.

Where can I purchase a new o-ring?

A new o-ring can be purchased at an automotive parts supplier or hydraulics supplier.