I would like to know which lines are which running down frame rail
Save yourself some time and look under the truck and trace the fuel lines from the fuel pump. The line with the gas filter in it will be the pressure line and the other will be the return line. Not sure if that helps but it is better than wasting your time looking for a diagram for two fuel lines.
SOURCE: Changing fuel line on a 1995 S10 4X4 Extended cab
you can get the premade lines from chevrolet. not positive on your year model. but i know they have for newer models.
SOURCE: I need a vacuum line
thanks fasteddie383, i had already checked with the library (actually, i've checked three different LARGE libraries, no luck!) i've even had two different friend's that i went to school with check around @ the two GM dealership's where they work-one's the service manager, the other's the shop foreman-no luck! i thought about looking @ those sites that charge a fee for a year's worth of access, but they have no guarentee i can find what i'm looking for, and no refunds.
as for our "guest" on Jan.02........"i have a 86 2.5 liter , i dont know the vacuum routing and i with i knew where fuel pump prime wire terminates within the vehicle. "????? what the hell?......first you're talking about a 2.5 (4 cylinder) that's in (eithier) a S-series Blazer/Jimmy, or p/u............did you not see that it's for a Suburban with a 350. different truck and different engine equals different diagram, but thanks anyways.
SOURCE: How to install a fuel line on rear fuel rail (back of engine)
I did this job on my 3.1 about 2 months ago and i forgot to put the ("O") ring on back fuel rail. had a fuel mess!! had to tear down plenum to fix, in my case i lost the o ring on rail and forgot to put 1 on. I had to order 1 from chevy garage, and replaced it. cost 9.00 just for 1 little o ring. mine fit tight also!! see if o ring is ok, and check line. car runs fine!!
SOURCE: i need a vacuum line diagram
Use a industrial vacume tester, check each port coming off of the manifold, run your lines.
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