Does anyone know where to find out information for rusted out fuel lines? GM don't make fuel lines for my car anymore and I need too know how much it would be if I had them made set too factory specs. The place where I take my car said they have a guy who makes them. But I'm wondering how much would it cost plus labor too make them and install them.

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Asked by Coololds85 Apr 13, 2015 at 02:08 PM about the 1989 Buick Regal Limited Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

If anyone knows information on how much braided fuel lines cost too make and install let
me know. I need a full price here.

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Braided is not cost effective, -6 line (3/8" id)is about $7 per foot and the A.N. fittings range $6 to $20 each depending on the angle. Your best bet is to go with stainless or aluminum line. If you have it done a ballpark figure would be about $350 in labor plus parts.

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not much..what year of car is it...come on there are after market fuel lines made for just about everything..google it out..and find it.

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also summit / jegs/sell a 6an kit...with eveything...if your going to build it go with 8an..

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hi,start with getting in touch with - linestogo,Toll Free: (855) 781-5992

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I have purchased steel tubing from auto zone in the past. It is bendable if you are carefull. I think I wuold also be checking the gas tank for debris.

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