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Look for a canister about the size of a soup can. It should be under the car. There will be a line going in and a line going out The nut size on the canister should be 13/16 and the nut on the lines should be 5/8. When installing the new filter look at the filter!! one side will say "in" the other will say "out"Install the line from the tank to the "in" side of the filter. NOTE! The fuel system will be under pressure be careful when breaking loose the lines gas will spray out. The old filter will be full of gas and will leak so put a pan under the filter before you take it off.
No its a brake line .You need to look for what is leaking and ware .The best way is to cut out the bad spot with a tubing cutter get a short peace of line the same diameter you will have to get a flaring tool but don't worry about double flaring the new tube the new connector will seal but you will have 2 flairs
use 3/16 brake line, thats what i use and ive done a ton of those, your going to need a flare kit or bouble flare kit depending on what type you have, good luck.
Not sure I understand your question, but I'll try to help, the brake lines are one size (the diameter of the line), although the fittings on the ends that connect one line to another will appear different, as they must be different so they can thread together. If they were exactly the same fittings on the end of the brake lines, they of course would not be able to be connected and tightened. So, a small end connection will attach to a a larger end connection. Hope this makes sense, if I misunderstood your question, please let me know, and I'll try again!
I only replace what is needed they are time consuming and all four breaks will need to be bleed only diagram is what you have under the van cut out the damaged section take it to parts store and get the size you need make sure you get all fitting at this time also good luck
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