Bill Graham

I admit my stupidity.

I was changing my fuel filter (first time since I've owned the car) and I was attempting to take the fuel line on the incoming side. While I was loosen the line, or thinking I was loosening it, I was actually twisting the whole damn thing and now I've got a twisted up fuel line. I stopped what I was doing and twisted it back.

So, can someone explain to me the right way to remove the fuel line from the incoming side, and what can/should I do about the twisted fuel line? My facilities are basically my driveway. The car runs and gets gas, but this certainly can't stay this way.

Thanks for your help.

verboten1

you should have 1 wrench on banjo bolt, 1 backup wrench on filter

ianbis

definitely change that fuel line and don't ever get into a car with "19885ktqcd in Wa.st"