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Old 05-14-2011, 07:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Brake lines done now another question

Hey people,
I successfully changed the rear brake lines on my 95 Camry (they had rusted out under that protective shroud.) Now I noticed that there is 2 other lines under there...one is fuel I believe..the other i'm guessing is fuel evap piping ...which is also rusted out but had nothing liquid in it, so thats why i'm guessing evap. Does anyone know if this can be changed to a rubber or plastic line and just clamp it on to the old line thats still solid on the car? Thanks!
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Yep.. Cut the line on some good metal and run some fuel injection line in place.

Regular low pressure line will Rot quickly, Fuel injection line will take a while to rot.

Or you could always get a compression fitting and repair the line with a solid piece of tubing!

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