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12-19-2014
you can use compression fittings. ive used them all over my cars in the past, tranny lines, fuel lines, brake lines. many here frown upon them. ive yet to have one fail to this day.
i got two on my car now, rear brake line took a crap on me. replaced a 5 foot section.
12-19-2014
no doubt. i had a leaking pipe on a water line feeding my bath tub and slapped a compression fitting on it as a "temporary fix"...that was 10 years ago...lol
12-19-2014
it sucks pissing that much money on it, but at least when its done i shouldn't ever have to worry about fixing a leaking fuel line on it ever again...so there's that.
12-20-2014
almost forgot to say thank you much for the heads up on the water leak thing. i ordered the deflector and a cabin filter from amazon.Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
12-20-2014
you got it. that thing leaks on all our cars. cheap enough to fix it tho.
12-20-2014
the car didn't even have a cabin filter in it.
12-20-2014
you ask for a cabin filter for a 97-94 regal. gps just didnt come with them for some reason.
12-20-2014
this is the one i bought. i hope it fits..according to amazon it does.
Notes: Under Hood / Cowl, Medium (10-20 min.)
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Premium Guard PC5245 Cabin Air Filter
01-02-2015
well we just put the new fuel feed line in ... then the return line started squirting gas every where right at the bends by the fuel filter and on top of that the fuel evaporation line broke off right at the coupler . now i have to order and replace both of those lines ..$ 205.17 with shipping....i've bought a freakin money pit...
the after market tail lights i bought don't fit right, so it looks like i'll be drilling new holes, the drivers side light sits at an angle and needs to be dropped about 3/4 of an inch on the inside to look level.. the passenger side light isn't off as much but still is off....
Last edited by EHB; 01-02-2015 at 10:40 PM.
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