There is a method documented on Bob Hoover's "Sermons" CD-ROM, which is avail at Bus Depot. You may be able to find them online through a search engine. The procedure is in an article titled "Stainless Steel Craftsman". Happy hunting! PS- the CD is $20 or so, worth every penny. If not for tech info, just for entertainment. Parts of it are like reading "Zen and the Art of Motorcyle Maintenance". TomC tcarrington@relitech.com http://volksweb.relitech.com 85 Vanagon Crew Cab 82 Westy diesel=>gas conversion 65 Notchback > -----Original Message----- > From: John Dorn [SMTP:jrdorn@BELLSOUTH.NET] > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 4:03 PM > To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM > Subject: Off topic request > > Hello all, > > Sorry this is not a specific vanagon question but I am having trouble > finding an answer. Does anyone know "a good way" to replace the fuel > line from the tank to the motor in a type 1? As you know the line runs > through the tunnel and I don't know if it is attached to the tunnel wall > or if it just resides there. Any suggestions would be appreciated, and > again sorry for the off topic post (please reply privately). > > Thanks > John Dorn > jrdorn@bellsouth.net |
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