I hate to say it, but I driledl through a fuel line running one of my amps under my drivers seat. Now there is gasoline trickling down. Guys, can you give me some information on how much it is to fix the lines, and if it is hard? Is it possible to fix it yourself? My car is a 94' GSR.
Thanks in advance.

 

you could take the line out and get it welded, or buy new one

 

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bad advise

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good advise so I agree buy a new one

 

or if your seriously depressed you can weld it on the car jk dont do thatwhat kinda work you have in the car is it worth running performaflex or just run a new line. it will be like 20 bucks if you need a bender and cuter and the pipe but its very easy

 

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bad advise

good advise so I agree buy a new one</TD></TR></TABLE>


mmmmmm, why is it a bad advice??please elaborate

 

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What is a fuel line psi 40 or so. Proof test the welded to 100 psi and your good to go.

 

I wouldn't weld it, but that is just me. I would replace it! Or put in a new section where you drilled it at least!

"stereo systems are the devil bobby"

 

thanks guys, i'm getting it fixed as I speak... I just forgot the golden rule of installing stereo equipment, "always check before you drill!"
I'm glad this nightmare is working out...

 

welding it seems awful stupid, i just don't see how you could be sure of your inner diameter, and isn't worth the effort of ******* it up. Cut a section out of the bad. get some new fuel line, put the fittings on both the new section and the old line, flare the ends with the tool, and bolt them up. Shouldn't cost more than 20 bucks if you can borrow the tools from someone.

 

To whoever is saying welding it is stupid, please explin why....
cut the line and weld a piece. simple and not stupid.......