Wanted HELP! Fuel lines

[fordwheelinman]

In desperate need of the fuel lines for a 1990 BII from the frame rail, to the fuel rail. I need to style with quick connects on both ends. Don't have a yard near me with a BII or second gen ranger on the yard. Pulled a the motor from a parts vehicle for a project, and stupidly sold the parts before completing the project.

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Where are you?

 

[RonD]

Rangers use 5/16" nylon fuel lines, but use 3/8" connectors and 5/16" connectors
3/8" connectors on IN from fuel pump
5/16" connectors on RETURN to gas tank

Dorman sells the quick connect fittings

Engine bay fuel lines did have steel mesh because of possible damage from tools or exhaust heat
You can buy lengths of 5/16" nylon steel mesh fuel line and then cut to length and install the fittings

 

[fordwheelinman]

Where are you?

Yep, I'm an idiot. I'm in central NC.

 

[fordwheelinman]

Rangers use 5/16" nylon fuel lines, but use 3/8" connectors and 5/16" connectors
3/8" connectors on IN from fuel pump
5/16" connectors on RETURN to gas tank

Dorman sells the quick connect fittings

Engine bay fuel lines did have steel mesh because of possible damage from tools or exhaust heat
You can buy lengths of 5/16" nylon steel mesh fuel line and then cut to length and install the fittings

One is the springlock, ans the other is the female side. I could make the one going into the rail work, but would need a female end for the regulator side. In their fuel line connectors, Dorman does show the springlock connectors, but not the remale ends.

On top of this, I was really hoping to find someone with the factory lines that I could just pop in at the frame, and pop in on the motor, and be done with it. I get about 16 hrs in a month's time to work on this project (suck it 12hr rotating night shift), so making new fuel lines is gonna set me back literally a half a month.

 

[scrapper]

Are they like the lines in a 94? A wide one?

 

[fordwheelinman]

Think I got something figured out.