I remove the fuel line ring in the engine compartment in one piece including the injectors and pressure regulator by disconnecting it at the firewall connection points. Then I set it on the workbench and replace each hose one at a time. Good luck, Tim
kevin obrien <kevindobrien@YAHOO.COM> wrote: Hello All: I've been looking in the archives but can't track down the definitive procedure on replacing the fuel lines on my 1990. Anybody got a link or complete instructions? Cheers! Kevin
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