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Re: Stopping a gas leak on the sediment bowl
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Posted by davpal on August 26, 2006 at 00:41:41 from (216.93.96.28):
In Reply to: Stopping a gas leak on the sediment bowl posted by Gord on August 25, 2006 at 17:03:55:
Take the old fuel line off and go to the auto parts store and get a brand new pre formed brake line with the correct threads and bend it into a brand new line. These are very nice for doing this and you can almost always find exactly the right length you need. You will have two factory perfect nuts and flares for the carb and sediment bulb and your problem will be solved. You can put all the pipe dope or teflon tape on you want and it will still leak. It is a compression fitting that is made with a flare and is not intended to seal with sealer. I have done a few of these on 9n fords and it works great and only costs about two dollars. Good luck.
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