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I want to disconnect the fuel lines on my 1996 3.8, but I forget how to get them off. I did it about three years ago, but I'm not sure what I used. Is there a tool, and where do I buy it?
Marc
Marc
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Autozone sells a cheap kit that has plastic fittings that help you remove the fuel lines. You slip them on and they depress retaining clips in the fuel rail collar. DON'T use a screwdriver!
DEE1997 GTP(13.3@104)-Sold<br />1999 Trans Am M6 -
Cool, thanx DEE!
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