Gas Tank lines

weatherman · 05-07-2006

I am sure that there is a thread on this already but, I don't really have time to look for it. I spent a little time today looking but I am so busy it was just easier to do this for me, How or where do the lines on the gas tank inside the car go? I know where the main fuel line is but not sure about all the others. Mine were laying in the back of the car in pieces. Thanks for the help.

rockytopmark · 05-07-2006

Those are vent lines. There are many threads on it. OGTS sells a kit for replacing the old ones

opelwasp · 05-07-2006

Here is a pic.
http://clubs.hemmings.com/clubsites/...h/TankVent.pdf

baz · 05-07-2006

Originally Posted by weatherman

I am sure that there is a thread on this alreasay but I dont really have time to look for it, I spent a little time today looking but am so busy it was just easier to do this for me, How/where do the lines on the gas tank inside the car go? I know where the main fuel line is but not ssure about all the others. Mine were laying in the back of the car in pieces. Thanks for the help.

Thanks,

toby it would have been quicker to search for vent lines or fuel lines than compose and type the question then wait for answers

and if its a help the fuel lines are outside the car , vents and filler tube are inside

opelwasp · 05-07-2006

Originally Posted by baz

toby it would have been quicker to search for vent lines or fuel lines than compose and type the question then wait for answers

and if its a help the fuel lines are outside the car , vents and filler tube are inside

Ya, it took me less than 5 min to find it.

crliwa · 05-07-2006

FYI The OGTS kit (for $10) includes the replacement vent hoses only and does not include the "connectors/T's".
Fish around in the back and you should find the old /reusable one's. If not , they must be ordered or you can't complete the job. I did this job and was lucky that I could feel around and find the connectors. I was afraid I'd never find them but they were there, hidden between the gas tank and taillights.

weatherman · 05-07-2006

Sorry Baz I am still getting use to the search thing, I did mess around the site for 30 mins or so to find it and had no luck. Thanks for the help though. Once again sorry guys.

Thanks,

hustlerzlife · 06-23-2006

I was looking at the PDF on the fuel lines and I have a couple of questions. With the weber I don't need the carbon canister, so can I just connect one vent to the filler neck and the other just leads down to the ground?

Sorry, I found what I was looking for. I just used the wrong words when searching.

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weatherman Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Mont Alto, PA when at home Pittsburgh, PA when at school Posts: 129	Unanswered: Gas Tank lines I am sure that there is a thread on this already but, I don't really have time to look for it. I spent a little time today looking but I am so busy it was just easier to do this for me, How or where do the lines on the gas tank inside the car go? I know where the main fuel line is but not sure about all the others. Mine were laying in the back of the car in pieces. Thanks for the help. __________________ Toby Work is for people who don't know how to fish Last edited by jordan; 05-07-2006 at 04:29 PM.

05-07-2006	#2 (permalink)
rockytopmark Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Naperville, IL Posts: 134	Those are vent lines. There are many threads on it. OGTS sells a kit for replacing the old ones __________________ Mark 70 GT, Rebuilt 1.9L; ported, performance Cam , Weber 32/36, Pertronix, ported and torquered intake manifold, Sprint Exhaust manifold

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opelwasp Non Civilian Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Between Chico and Sac, CA Posts: 1,596 Provided Answers: 1	Here is a pic. http://clubs.hemmings.com/clubsites/...h/TankVent.pdf __________________ Arguing online is the same as racing in the Special Olympics; no matter who wins, you're both still retarded.

05-07-2006	#6 (permalink)
crliwa Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Long Island, N.Y. Posts: 361 Real Name: Craig Roberts	FYI The OGTS kit (for $10) includes the replacement vent hoses only and does not include the "connectors/T's". Fish around in the back and you should find the old /reusable one's. If not , they must be ordered or you can't complete the job. I did this job and was lucky that I could feel around and find the connectors. I was afraid I'd never find them but they were there, hidden between the gas tank and taillights. __________________ Craig Roberts

05-07-2006	#7 (permalink)
weatherman Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Mont Alto, PA when at home Pittsburgh, PA when at school Posts: 129	Sorry Baz I am still getting use to the search thing, I did mess around the site for 30 mins or so to find it and had no luck. Thanks for the help though. Once again sorry guys. Thanks, __________________ Toby Work is for people who don't know how to fish

06-23-2006	#8 (permalink)
hustlerzlife Opeler Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Sept-May 47803 else 90245 Posts: 154	I was looking at the PDF on the fuel lines and I have a couple of questions. With the weber I don't need the carbon canister, so can I just connect one vent to the filler neck and the other just leads down to the ground? Sorry, I found what I was looking for. I just used the wrong words when searching. __________________ -Conrad (1971 GT) Last edited by hustlerzlife; 06-23-2006 at 10:35 PM.

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