My fuel line by the driver side rear wheel is starting to seep. They are crusty rusty. It's grouped with the brake line and evap line by the frame rail near the muffler and gas tank. I know this used to be an assembly you could buy but they don't make it anymore.

I was wondering if fuel lines from a 96 and up would work for mine in a "makeshift" fashion? I see lines of all kinds you can still buy for that era. How different are they? I know the body style changed but I don't know specific differences.

Any input is welcome. If someone has fuel line assembly by chance for this old girl I'll buy it. Trying different options here without having to make them which will be time consuming.

Thanks

 

Welcome from Florida. You can replace the bad fuel line using universal fuel lines. See the attached for some examples.


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