chrisbek100
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I have a 2006 buick lucerne cx with the 3.8 litre engine.
I am starting to develop a fuel leak in both the intake and return lines at a certain section of the car.
It seems one of the plastic clips that holds the line in place has allowed over time salt, water and moisture to collect and rust/corrosion to form.
About 10 cm of the line is bad the rest is in good shape.
Can I cut out the bad section and use either:
1) Compression fittings to join a new section of line
2) Use a union to join a new section of line.
3) Cut out the bad section and flare both lines and clamp both sides with a rubber hose
Also would anyone know what size fuel line I would need to replace the bad section as I am not sure if the metal line is 3/8'' line or not on the lucerne.
Also I have included a picture of where the leak is occurring.
Any help is greatly appreciated in advance. Thank you.
I am starting to develop a fuel leak in both the intake and return lines at a certain section of the car.
It seems one of the plastic clips that holds the line in place has allowed over time salt, water and moisture to collect and rust/corrosion to form.
About 10 cm of the line is bad the rest is in good shape.
Can I cut out the bad section and use either:
1) Compression fittings to join a new section of line
2) Use a union to join a new section of line.
3) Cut out the bad section and flare both lines and clamp both sides with a rubber hose
Also would anyone know what size fuel line I would need to replace the bad section as I am not sure if the metal line is 3/8'' line or not on the lucerne.
Also I have included a picture of where the leak is occurring.
Any help is greatly appreciated in advance. Thank you.