Larry Shoer wrote:
> Greg,
>
> I suggest you replace the entire line. You can get soft copper tubing
> of the right diameter from a local plumbing supply house. Specifically,
> it is 5/16" refrigeration tube and is usually sold in 50 foot lengths,
> but you may be able to buy it by the foot.
>
> Assuming the correct fittings are on your car, you can reuse those
> fittings and solder them on the new copper tubing. Some advantages of
> making your own fuel line are that you can fine-tune the length to
> exactly match what you need and you will have plenty of extra tubing
> (for less money than Moss, too) in case you make a mistake.
>
> Larry
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