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Disconnect fuel lines from rail in 1988 Ranger?


Stumptown

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Hello and thanks very much for this forum. I am replacing a head gasket in 1988 Ranger 2.3L. I can't seem to find the trick of disconnecting the fuel lines from the rail. The connectors look like round stainless knobs. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 


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Figured it out. They are spring lock fittings, and there is a special tool. Dang, I hate my Haynes manual. You think they would have mentioned something like that. Instead, it is just: "Disconnect fuel line."
 

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Hmmmm....glad you figured it out...I didn't have a problem removing the fuel lines when I stripped the frame...but mine were just nylon squeeze tabs that held it in place...and dang if I could find replacements for them that are not as brittle as the originals...

But zip ties work for puttting it back in if you can't find the originals...
 

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