builtcb7

I say fix it.

shortlid

10 mm or 3/8 in. is the size of the fuel line? Near the back of the line where is is seeping it is pretty crazy with the bends where it terminated nto the plastic quick connect. I have a NAPA and a Robbins auto locly that have fuel line bulk by the foot just need to put the bends in it.

shortlid

Well I have to fix it I have to be at work at 8:00 am Monday! Any insite guys on the size?

shortlid

well fixed it with fuel injection rubber line over bad section. Working for now.

dawson92

Awesome thread. I am having this same problem on my 92 accord. Trying to get her purring for my son's graduation!

builtcb7

I fixed it with rubber hose and Teflon tape almost a year ago. It's a temporary fix but it works.

integra_101

Where would it be leaking from. I want to fix it but need some insight. im not too good at finding leaks





thank you

dawson92

mine was in the exact spot as Sorcerer's. I took the old bracket into the autoparts store and the guy helped me find the right hose and fitting.

I cut the rubber hose and the steel pipe, removed the bracket, and spliced it together with about 6" of fuel injection hose- on the steel side, I just peeled the plastic off the steel pipe and the 5/16 hose fit right over top. on the rubber side, got a brass male/male adapter and clamped on both sides. no leaks so far!!

whatshisface

Same leak here. I fixed mine with a 5/16" rubber hose and some ring clamps. I also used a little bit of tube adhesive to make sure the ends are sealed.

Only problem now is, I can't figure out how I took off the cover panel in the first place! I was under the car when I first took it off, now I moved the car to a new spot and had to take the wheel off to get to the line, so I'm not sure where the cover goes without the new line getting in the way. Anyone have a diagram or picture of where it goes? There's only one screw in it, I just have to figure out where to put it.

scoostraw

Make sure the hose you use for the repair is fuel-injection hose - not standard rubber fuel line. There are also special fuel-injection clamps that should be used as well. If you do not do this, the repair will not hold in the long run.

I do know the plastic cover you're referring to. I don't have a photo or diagram, but if you crawl back under the car you should see where it goes. Look for the screw hole.

shortlid

Dang this fuel line is seeping in another spot due to rust. I am not speading the crazy money to replace the mild steel hard line. Anyone bypass the whole thing by running a high pressure fuel injector hose from the pump to the engine bay? This is my third car just need to have it for when one of my other cars goes down. All have over 100k on the clock.

builtcb7

Looks like its leaking from the top of the tank. You're going to have to drop the tank. I did and just replaced the pump and all metal lines with braided lines.

hondamatik

What is the best option for fixing a steel fuel line corrosion on my 2002 Honda CRV EX 4WD? The failure is occuring in a straight horizontal section of steel line a few inches off the fuel pump and appears to have failed inside out. I am debating on splicing in either (1) replace the OEM steel pipe connection at the fuel pump and take it down to a visible area of the car to splice the new pipe steel-to- existing steel connection or (2) nylon high pressure fuel hose splice. I've indicated where on the 17700-S9A-A03 single fuel pipe that the perforation has occurr
ed resulting in a massive amount of leaking fuel.