Where to buy tranny and fuel lines??

[jmana]

My fuel lines have been leaking for about a month, and the tranny line sprung a leak today. I tried all the usual sourced for new lines, but they don't have anything specific for this truck. It looks like the tranny line uses regular brake lines, but the fuel line goes from a rubber line to a metal line, then to the fuel pump and back to a rubber line. All the connections looked to be crimped on, so I am assuming I will need to replace everything. Is it possible to order this through the dealer? If so, what is a cost estimate?

[gmcjoe]

GM dealership or try www.inlinetube.com

[jim we fan]

WARNING

 

Do not buy GM fuel lines from Inlinetube.com.

The crimp for a GM factory line is stepped down at

the end to allow room for the o-ring seal to be compressed

against the female fitting. The set of lines they sent me do not

have this reduced diameter step at the end of the line. Their tube

has the same outside diameter on both sides of the flange and

and there is no room for the o-ring. When I assemble the fittings,

the o-ring are getting into cut into little bits which will cause the fittings

to leak. They claim 100 percent accuracy, safety and fit.

They will not back up that claim. My lines were not made right,

They refuse to take them back, they said I am the only person in

years to complain about the poor quality of their work.

Although I am finding more people on the web that have issues with this

company everyday.

My fuel Lines are a fire hazard because of the damaged seals.

Their solution for my problem was to have me only hand tighten

The fittings so the o-rings don’t get cut and then put loctite

on the fittings so they won’t come loose.

Because of their arrogance, stupidity, rudeness, lack of customer service,

And overall negligence, I am out of two hundred and thirty dollars.

 

BUYER BEWARE