Anybody ever replace their fuel lines on a '68 without removing the tailpipe? I'm sure I could get the existing line out by cutting it, but what I really want to do is pull the existing line out and put the new one side by side with it and make sure all the bends are as close as I can possibly get them before installing the new one. And obviously to do that I'd have to be able to get the existing line out without cutting or bending it, or else how would I then be able to get the new line in?
I replaced my fuel tank and the two front steel lines yesterday, but hit a roadblock with the rear line, the long one. Just cannot see a way to get it out without bending or cutting it, and without removing the tailpipe. Help please!
I replaced my fuel tank and the two front steel lines yesterday, but hit a roadblock with the rear line, the long one. Just cannot see a way to get it out without bending or cutting it, and without removing the tailpipe. Help please!