305civictyperaw

I started smelling gas this morning so i popped my hood while letting the car warm up and noticed a leak coming from this line.

Will any B-Series Line work??? i called the dealer but they dont have it in stock and takes 2 days to come in
Does anyone know what part# this is? its for a 2000 Honda Civic SI.

94EG8

You can probably use any B16A or ITR feed line. Beware though i've seen honda use 2 different feed lines before depending on the vehicle the engine is going in. (sometimes the lower end vehicles have just a solid nut at the end of the fuel rail where the line connects, sometimes its a damper pulsation nut, feed line differs between the two)

Part number: 16722-P2T-003 HOSE, FUEL FEED

305civictyperaw

thanks. im running a B16A ...A line off a DX or EX wont work right?

305civictyperaw

#4 in the diagram. thanks for your help 94EG8

speedooo

it really depends on what style rail you have like previously mentioned

94EG8

That and sometimes the bend where the line connects to the rail wont be right if using a completely different line. Compare the end of the old B16A feed line with a D-series line, if the ends are the same then it shouldn't leak.

305civictyperaw

im running a stock B16A with OEM fuel rail. this setup is in a 2000 EK Hatchback which originally brought a D16Y7. When i order parts i say its for an SI since i have a B16 in a EK chassis.

anyways,......... i just got offered this braided line from B&R Fittings for $40 locally. what do u guys think? it came off a 92-95 eg hatch with a B-Series. the dude says itll bolt on??

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

Running one of those on my boosted D. Mine is similar. Don't know if that is a "bolt-on". Mine was.

305civictyperaw

does it make that much of a difference performance wise?

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

No. Pure bling factor.

305civictyperaw

lol alright cool. my bay needs BLING!

305civictyperaw

so i picked up an LS fuel line and bolted it on. everything seems fine...
do i still need a B16 line or it doesnt matter

Red_Army

nope. as long as it works without leaking you'll be fine.

305civictyperaw

thanks^