Rusted and Corroded Fuel Lines, Any guides to replace?

[LAjr05]

Hey guys so I was looking around the forums and couldn't find anything for this. I just bought a used 2000 Honda civic SE for cheap. I live in Canada so as you can imagine, my fuel lines are rusted through and leaking. I got new OEM Pre-Bent Fuel lines (all 3) and a new gas tank with straps. Does anyone have a guide how to replace the lines? Ill be doing it myself and need some guidance or a point in the right direction! Thanks for your help in advance!

-Luis

 

[Failsafe88]

Best bet pick up a haynes manual.

 

[AlaskaB16]

^^^^ This

I'm sure you'll find something doing a google search but if you can get it on a lift it will certainly become more clear to you on how to do it.

 

[mymmeryloss]

 

[Blayze2010]

You will just have to basically take the old line out and bent the new line as close as you can to the old one.

 

[LAjr05]

Great, a friend of mine has one of those manuals at home collecting dust so ill definately go through it and lift the car and start my work. Thanks guys. Really appreciate it.

 

[RealRabbit]

Once you get under there just start tracing the lines. You won't find much its pretty straight forward.

Just use a jack to help lower the fuel tank down. For obvious reasons its easier if empty.

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[hckyplya8]

Where did you buy your oem pre bent lines from?

 

[civic21911]

x2^

 

[hckyplya8]

I have a small hole in a fuel line and I want to replace it also! Let me know where you got the new lines and also how the install goes!

 

[Failsafe88]

Fuel line you can get at home depot unless talking about getting braided fuel lines then can order them online.