fuel injection repair.

[CrawlingEye]

I'm thinking temporarily I'll leave the stock fuel line intact (As some of you may know, I have a bent fuel line).

However, to rectify the issue, I'm thinking of using stainless braided rubber or teflon line and flaring it out or using a compression fitting with an adapter fitting.

any sugguestions on which would work best?
From what I gather, it's difficult to get something to hold onto fuel injection since it runs at such high psi (in comparison to carb vehichles).

I've tried searching this (on google and here) and have come up with nothing.

I know since I'm flaring I can use any (reasonably close) line to fit it. I'm thinking of running -6AN. thanks!

[88 LE]

You can't flare stainless steel braided hose. Only hard line.

Theres adapters you can use to go from tubing (hard line) to AN.


Male AN to tubing adapter:

http://www.amstreetrod.com/165008ERL.php4


Female AN to tubing adapter:

http://www.amstreetrod.com/165108ERL.php4


Stainless braided rubber hose works fine on fuel injected vehicles.

[CrawlingEye]

Sorry, 88. I meant to say flaring the hardline and using a flare to AN fitting.

Thanks.