Also. cut it, compression fit it? umm..Not..sure what that means or how to do it, but if it lasts for three years when done right, I'd really like to know what to do.

 

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do not do a compression fitting, just buy a new line if you have to cut it. I would try everything under the sun before I cut that line. Pain in the arse.

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If I've crimped the line though, would that mean I'd have to replace it? Or can the fuel still get through? I'm now more worried about that bend I put into the line, then the broken fuel hose piece i need to get out of the other end. I'm going to go ahead and do the ATF-Acetone mixture. probably raise some container up to the piece on a jack, and fill it, let it soak and see what happens. I'll post the results. Anyone know where to get Acetone..I'm not quite sure wtf that is.

 

Acetone? Check the paint department at like home depot or lowes.

 

>.< Acetone and ATF didn't do a thing. I think I'm just going to replace this damn hardline. lol screw it! I wasn't able to get my friend to help me out. I had to go to some wedding. So still it sits....no progress. >.<

 

haha, that's funny ATF and Acetone didn't work.

so much for that penetration comparison.

I would have replaced the whole line already. New > home made

 

well. It did say a "Scientifically rusted environment." ...lol I don't think this kind of "stuck" could be created by any scientist without them taking 5 or 6 years to do it lol. I think I'm just going to replace that hardline. Screw-all lol. I need to get this puppy moving.