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02/03/2022 12:40 am
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1995 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE, 1MZ-FE ~143,000 miles
So took my car to my mechanic and he quoted worse case scenario, upwards to $4,000 for replacing fuel lines, fill stem, fuel pump, and gaskets. It's clear he doesn't want to do it. What is the viability of doing nylon fuel lines myself? I primarily looking to get by until I can save up or car price inflation lessens (I know I'm dreaming on the latter)
Sincerely,
S. I.
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02/03/2022 7:36 am
Sure anybody can replace parts as long as you can buy them you can replace them. And if you wanted you could get a high pressure rubber fuel line and replace it all with rubber and clamps
