Been away form my computer for a while.

Just wanted to expand upon trymeimhard's solution:

Make *SURE* you get the right hose. Any hose not designed specifically for fuel will eventually degrade and send bits of rubber into your engine... which is very, very bad.

Good luck

 

Ok so I think I got it taken care of. Went to the local parts store and got the hose, clamps and tube cutter. Cut the bad part of the line out (which was a pain in the A**) and installed the new hose. This is what I come up with, bare with me i forgot to take the pics before I put the tank back up lol.






Tested it out and just like that the leak is gone

Now the only problem I have is this....



When the strap broke on the tank it dropped the filler neck down and broke the housing, now I have it rigged up with some good ol army 550 cord until I can figure out how to put it back the way it was. It still won't reach up to where it's supposed to be. Any thoughts?

 

glad it worked out for you...


Hahahahahahahahahahaha too funny mine is the same way except i used a metal hanger and needle nose pliers... you can get the plastic piece at a junk yard...

mine broke putting the screws back in it..

 

niiiiiice lol ill probably check the junk yard I just don't know how i'm gonna get it back up far enough to screw it in there... Oh well on to my next project getting rid of this damn death wobble. Thanks for all the help I appreciate it.