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    Fuel Line replacement m1008

    It is split where the lines run inside the frame below the passenger door (between the tank and the fuel filter). It appears the two lines were touching...they may have rubbed through or just captured junk from the road and eventually rusted through.
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    Fuel Line replacement m1008

    I have an M1008 that has developed a fuel leak. I have read a couple of posts...some say a rubber line is ok because it is low pressure, some recommended against that. What are people's personal experiences with either option? Rubber seems as though it would be easier. Thanks in advance.
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