Nylon fuel line help needed

[Mister G]

I have a 2002 Ford Ranger Edge 4WD extended cab 4 door 4.0L 5R55E transmission. Someone replaced the fuel pump and messed up the connectors on the fuel lines coming off the pump. I have not found what I need at the local salvage yards. Can anyone help me with the part numbers for the (Help, Dorman, etc) hose repair ends part numbers. Thank-you.

 

[franklin2]

Need pictures of what you need.

 

[Mister G]

The middle line and the line to the right of that one. They are the lines that are running vertical in the photo. The middle of the 3 vertical lines is the one that is leaking fuel very badly. Thank-you.

 

[Mister G]

The middle line and the line to the right of that one. They are the lines that are running vertical in the photo. The middle of the 3 vertical lines is the one that is leaking fuel very badly. Thank-you.

 

[franklin2]

Can you pull it off and inspect it carefully? It's going to be the line connection or the line itself, the fitting is cracked, or the o-ring is broken or missing. Also carefully inspect the male fitting that is part of the fuel pump sticking up. It may be cracked also.

I think if you look hard enough you can find those o-rings.

 

[Mister G]

Thank-you for the reply. The fitting does not appear to have an O ring in it. I have not been able to find the same type truck to compare to.

 

[SenorNoob]

So the smaller lines are leaking?

That whole thing is weird to me. I'm used to only 2 lines (the bigger ones) there.

 

[franklin2]

Thank-you for the reply. The fitting does not appear to have an O ring in it. I have not been able to find the same type truck to compare to.

That's how those fittings work. The o-ring seals on the male part of the sending unit, and it's held on mechanically with the clip behind the ridge on the male part of the fitting.

 

[Mister G]

Thank-you, I appreciate the help. The O-ring must have stayed on the old pump. The clips are missing. They had the two smaller lines held on with zip ties. I need to find where to purchase those clips, and the O-ring.

 

[SenorNoob]

If the smaller line can use the same clips as the larger ones, they should be available in the Help! section of any parts store.

Dorman 800-015

Worst case scenario, they come with a new fuel filter.

As for the o-rings. A WELL stocked hardware store, or get new ends and harvest them. I wouldn't try to swap the new ends onto the existing line unless I had no other choice. Nylon is @#$%$# to get put together without some kind of press tool.