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Fuel line routing

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Happy weekend. Not sure if this should sit in the bodywork section, but here goes...

 

I am FINALLY staring to bolt bits back on the car, and re-attached the brake line underneath, as I can see where it routes back up to the servo/MC.

 

But could someone kindly share a pic of how/where the hard fuel line runs up in to the engine bay? I don;t trust anything that was done previously on this car so don;t want to blindly follow the previous owner's example.

 

I dare say it would be pretty obvious if the engine were in (it's getting a 2.8, BTW) but I am trying to get all the underneath stuff done before dropping it back down.

 

Many thanks

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It runs down the inside of chassis rails on tank side, up to cradle mount. Then a short piece of hose then across rear of cross member to pump on ohc & cologne engines.

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2 hours ago, sheffieldcortinacentre said:

It runs down the inside of chassis rails on tank side, up to cradle mount. Then a short piece of hose then across rear of cross member to pump on ohc & cologne engines.

That should be outside of the chassis rail on the tank side. There will be about half a doz holes in the rail for the pipe clips. The cross over will be under the o/s wing.

That is assuming LHD is the same as RHD.

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Edited by markymarkthree

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Yep same ,was getting mixed up thinking lhd.

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eBay clips that are blue for the line are rubbish snap easily 

 

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3 hours ago, J2S said:

eBay clips that are blue for the line are rubbish snap easily 

 

Thanks for the heads-up. I have got some stainless steel rubber-coated p-clips ordered. 

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