Re: [ST] Fuel leak - again

["Eric Mann" <eric91z@xxxxxxxx>]

Any hints or suggestions for pulling this fitting out and putting the tape
on?  Better to do with an empty or close to empty tank of gas?  Do you
disconnect the line and then unscrew the fitting, put the tape on, and then
reinstall?  Would love to get this done at home if I can save the time of
multiple trips to the dealer since they are a  240 mile round trip away from
me.

Eric Mann
eric91z@xxxxxxxx
'91 Camaro Z28
'01 Blue ST
'95 Ford F150 4x4
- ----- Original Message -----
From: <Skfrider@xxxxxxx>
To: <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: [ST] Fuel leak - again


> Eric,
>      I had a fuel leak at that spot and I took both fittings out then
wrapped
> the Threads in regular plumbing pipe tape (the white stuff) put them back
in
> and its been fine since. While I was doing that I rerouted the fuel lines
> because one was putting pressure on the other. If you replace any fuel
lines
> make sure its for gas, the one I replaced must have been for something
else
> because it had to be replaced at the rallye. Good luck
> Steve Ford
> Viper dawg
>
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