i have a swap im doing and the line that is connected to the fuel rail is cut half way off, how do i attach the metal ends to a new rubber line?

 

Take the big nut off at the end of the fuel rail. Place a rag under it cause gas will leak out and keep with with the washer. Then put fuel line back on the new motor. Done !!

 

yea i know to do that, but the hose is cut in half, so there is no metal on one end?

 

you should probably get a new line, since that line is a high pressure line. Or build a new one.

 

Get another fuel line...

What car and swap..I may have an extra one.

 

93 cx hatch, jdm b18c, can i just go to an auto parts store to get the line? My question is how do i get the two metal peices off the end of the rubber?

 

here is a picture of what i am talking about, is there any way to remove the metal thing on the end and put it on a new rubber line??

 

no, is pressed in. just buy a whole new line.

 

where can i get one fast? would autoparts stores carry them?

 

Buy a new line for a '94 - '01 GS-R. You can cut the original civic line and use a double ended male barb and fuel injection style hose clamps to make up a line, but its going to look like **** and you have the possibility of it leaking.

 

alright, i do have the fuel line from my d15, would that one work?

 

Its always been said that the civic line doesn't line up properly on the integra fuel rail creating a lean mixture, but i've never actually tried it, anytime i've ever done a B-series swap we had the correct line for the engine so I never even really looked into it.

 

what i noticed is everything is the same except the civics has a groove on the inside of the metal parts, but the gsr's doesnt, i think thats because the gsr's fuel goes in at the beginning of the threads while the civics goes in right where it is bolted up if you know what im trying to say.

 

Thats more or less what I was getting at, it will create an extremely lean mixture, may or may not start and wont run right if it does start.

 

alright i get what your saying, im gonna have to try advanced auto parts and see if they can get me one overnight. Thanks for the help.