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Full tank of gas, new carbs, fuel pump and fuel lines and still no gas to the engine.
Those would be the hypothetical symptoms. This would be the cause... I found this in my drawer of old fittings. It is the primary "T" fitting for a 426 Hemi fuel line setup (6-Packs used a similar one and I think Chevys did too). The bottom outlet is drilled through properly: ![]() The exit outlet is drilled through properly: ![]() But the inlet in not drilled and is solid brass: ![]() Looks like a factory practical joke played on some poor bastard like us who ends up buying that repro fuel line. Let that be a lesson to you all: Always check the stupid simple stuff first. ![]() Now, whose car can we install this on that would appreciate the practical joke???? ![]() |
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