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05-12-2015
As the title states. I need advice on budging rusty fuel filter that is clogged on rusty 2000 Bonneville. Soaked the line nut in pb blast for two nights prior to removal attempt. Got under the car and was unable to even budge it. being a fuel line obviously I couldn't hit it with heat to soften the metal. Any advice on removing the filter would be appreciated.
05-12-2015
vise grip in the line nut, hold the line nut still, and then use a another wrench to turn the filter off the nut.
dont turn the line nut or the line will twist and then your patching it up for sure.
05-12-2015
^^^THIS.Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
05-12-2015
Tried that. It wouldn't budge.
05-12-2015
Lol heat it up .....
j/k
honestly drop it off at Firestone or somewhere. Pay the $40 - let them deal with it
05-12-2015
Torch
05-12-2015
It'll come off. Sounds like you need more leverage than the standard wrench is giving you. Keep hitting it with PB.
05-12-2015
Walk away, it's a 3800, I have proven the fuel filters to be good for over 260K
05-12-2015
The Fuel Filter in question is on my car. I only let buickman104 go at it when I got scared that I was about to break the fuel line. The only other option I thought about was using a wirebrush to clean up the nut a bit, and then hitting with PBlast.
05-12-2015
Couldn't hurt. Would let the PB get further into the threads.
05-12-2015
Torch it
05-12-2015
Dunno man, your notion of fire on a fuel line makes my spidey sense tingle... and not in a good way.
05-12-2015
Only way to get an ugly one off w/o hurting the line is to turn the filter and hold the line/fitting solid. When all else fails... turning the radio up and realizing that I've tested the limits of a fuel filter is the way to go.
Ask Antonio, He'll tell you. BTW, thanks for moving and having him in NJ as often as you have. Helped me out with him looking at a car.
05-12-2015
Buncha pussies
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^ right? Lol
05-12-2015
Cut it off and buy a repair kit. What I did. Was just going to leave it on but just the little bit of messing with it caused a pin hole leak where it was rusted.
Brake lines are next.
05-12-2015
Holy rust lol
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05-12-2015
You like that? Here another money shot for ya then:
05-12-2015
Might you happen to have a link to the repair kit you used?
Cut it off and buy a repair kit. What I did. Was just going to leave it on but just the little bit of messing with it caused a pin hole leak where it was rusted.
Brake lines are next.
05-12-2015
They sell them at Advance. Just a 18" line with fitting for filter on one end, and a compression fitting for where you cut in. Like 18 bucks I think.
Like this.
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