i need to replace the fuel hose from the fuel filter to fuel rail, how do i do this, i have a b18c in a ej coupe, gas is squirting out and im afarid i might blow something up if continue to drive on this.

 

Find a replacement hose with banjo fittings. Unscrew the two bolts on each side of the hose. Replace hose and retighten banjo fittings.

It really isn't all that hard, but I would assume finding a replacement hose is neither easy nor cheap.

 

Russell performance makes an awesome steel braided one. Sells for about $80.00 - $100.00. Check Summit Racing. You will never have this problem again. P.S. if you do get get, check all the fittings for tightness. When I got mine 2 ends were loose.

 

ok where can i actually get these things, banjo fittings someone once told me of a basic auto parts place around here that did banjo fittings?????????? can ne1 help me with this

 

bump

 

DO NOT drive that car till you get that fixed. Unless you want to chance having a pile of black charred love on the side of the road.
What else do you want to know? One person already told you what you have to do.

 

one personalredy told me what?1 they gave me some half assed answer about some caompany that makes these steel braided lines, i know that fuel hose from honda is cheap. I just want to fix it not buy some stupid steel braided line that will do noting for my car. Sorry i buy parts cuz they make a diffrence im not into steel braided fuel lines, led window flashers and the huge assortment of mexican made junk. you have a turbo gsr making 256 hp.....i dont need to say any more

 

Can you use a GS-R fuel feed line? I can sell you mine and use the LS line that I have.

 

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If you need me to spell it all out for you after you had 2 replies answering you're question, maybe you shouldn't be driving a car at all.
Get off your ***, call the dealer or Summit (just like the member above said) and ask if that part is available for your car. If so order it and install it.
If you have a turbo GSR and you can't fix your own fuel line....BWhahahahah....that's good, oh that's good.
You want me to hold your hand too?


Modified by dvp at 9:02 PM 11/10/2005

 

wtf, no i was just wondering how it could be done less expensively. I know that there is a way to crimp some ******* fittings on the end of two hoses. The dealer wants 150, wtf its a ******* hoste from the fuel filter to the fuel rail, im not gunna pay money for gay **** liket that, i could buy a rear camber kit for that price

 

bUMB

 

bump it up

 

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Since you know everything maybe you should just put a band-aid on it. I told you the only logical place to fix your problem. Everything else like patching it is a cheesy slapdick way of doing it but you are such a tightass you insult other people who are tring to help you out. If you weren't so cheap you could have fixed your car already. Oh, yeah by the way my motor is stock with only 7psi. I am over 100hp to the ground over stock with my numbers. Thanks anyway for noticing !

 

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Hate to tell you this, but the rear camber kit won't fix your problem with the fuel leak. hehehe j/p

Why dont you just call Summit like everyone else has told you. They carry all sorts of crap. What I would do is take off that leaking hose and go to a place that make custom hose and fitting and have them make you one.

This really isn't that difficult..with the time you spend here debating and contemplating, you would have gotten a new hose already from practically anywhere.

 

Call the parts store, they might be able to get you one, and if they can it'll be alot cheaper than honda. Otherwise just call up the junkyard and get one there for $5.

 

Wow. All this ruckus for a fuel hose?!