Chevy GM fuel line disconnect 

Words I live by and the reason I do all the things I do..... it’s only a matter of if you want to....... and you can however break something worse , unfortunately LOL

@@sharpcarco I agree, you can totally make things worse, but thats how you learn! I once had a dripping faucet in the kitchen. Needed a simple washer changed out. By the time I was done, I had replaced all the pipes and the entire faucet all the way to the wall under the sink... Every part I touched broke the one it was connected to. I learned a lot, and that sink never leaked again.

That’s so awesome that’s why I do it thank you so much Robert I appreciate it

I wish I could’ve continue that trend but now my openers are about A minute and a half long but once I get on task I stay on it. Making RU-vid videos takes a lot of time and when you only make about 2/10 of a cent per view do you have to be resourceful and try to get people to watch because RU-vid videos are based upon views and view duration just so you know when you’re watching them guys talk for a while they’re trying to get retention thank you though I greatly appreciate the compliment God bless and have a great day

Glad I could be of service . I appreciate you letting me know have a great day

I’ve got some seriously good video of how to get them out especially on these General Motors let me know if you need it and I will send you a link

Thanks Doug welcome to the channel we’re very happy to have folks like you and thank you for taking the time to send the nice comment

I love your meme!!!! Photo

No it's probably an old Chevy older than any ford on the road if that's what your getting at I have a 92 Cheyenne I don't see any 92 Ford's or dodges just saying

Very valid point

It really does not matter what manufacturer it is. Any northern state that uses salt or liquid calcium eats everything. I wish these manufacturers made a edition that had all stainless steel hardware. I’d pay the few extra thousand for that.

I’ll bet there’s a lot of people that would that’s a good point as well

@@dwayneholbrook4056 it's a fact that most late 90's to mid 00's trucks in junkyards are not Chevy's. Many of them are still on the road, so if one does go to the yard it gets parted out relatively quickly

Man, after I read this, I had to start singing that my wife is plugging her ears…..

Yes I’m fully aware of and i own several of their tools in there very good tools but unfortunately I reached out to them and they will not help sponsor my videos so I can’t mention them . But thank you for letting us know I will leave this post up for a couple days maybe somebody who is important will see it and know how good of work I do and send me some stuff to use in my videos have a great evening thank you for the great information

Yep , creed "my sack is nice". Heheh.

(Sarcasm) I think some people thought that I was also going to include the tool for free with my free internet video and they are very upset that I didn’t take a chisel and a screwdriver and a hammer and show them how to take it off with things that they would have at home . the unfortunate part is they don’t understand that there are certain things that require a specific type of tool to get the job done .And literally that tool is available at any auto store for about five dollars” will they ever use it again heck I don’t know” but it’s what you have to have to get the job done . Take it easy gearhead have a great day

You can't make everybody happy. Some folks don't want to buy special tools, but if it's less than ten bucks they should buy one even if they throw it away. The cost of labor from a dealer is just too high. Thanks for posting and I'll use this as a starting point for adding an inline fuel filter. My truck only has a filter/screen in the tank.

That’s awesome. I’m glad it was awful. I greatly appreciate the kind words. Welcome to the channel. Happy to have you here.

Clever, Very nice… I like that

What that’s a weird coincidence… 🤯😂

Well hello brother thank you for reaching out and welcome to the channel

That really connected in my soul too

@@ForeverHumble316 facts

I found out what was wrong with my truck , a gas line that connects to the charcoal canister broke , and the float is stuck or fell off , so the tank was full even though the gas light was on , so when I was putting gas it would just overflow out of the broken line , crazy thing is is I dont know how my gas tank swell up and I cant take the fuel pump out so I just ride with a gas can and keep track of my miles

@@moneymig that’s wild you think you could ft me or call me and help em with my problem? Burban dies when out into gear and there’s a black hose that’s dangling from the bottom that I can’t figure out where to plug it back in

@@ForeverHumble316 pretty hard to determine the problem well in my case if I'm not there in person , I'm from Louisiana, so I can maybe give you pointers I'm not certified but I work on my own vehicles and do small jobs , with that being said does your suburban at least idles ? When in park

Boy people will bitch no matter what… either the video is too long and two descriptive words too short, and not descriptive enough…. What a wonderful world we live in…. Whiners and complainers…. It’s all good …. I’m sure everything is somebody else’s fault in your world.

Take a hose clamp that’s about the same size cut the screw off of it and stick it in there it will push up on the tab and allow you to slide it out. I need to make a video about that. I just haven’t had time.

Thank you for bleeding yellow and black, braaappppp!!!!

Oh absolutely simple trick to getting them a part Push down on the little button and then push the connector together and sharply pull it back quickly. It will pop radio.

That’s really great I’m thinking that’s a compliment and I’m pretty sure it is I definitely believe not only in the HOW to fix things but THE WHY You’re fixing them in the first place

@@sharpcarco very much a compliment. i just meant at the beginning how you said you cant break whats broken. my dad would say something like that or you cant make it run worse than not at all.

Could you send me a picture of that to my Facebook clays Ac and Auto Repair, I’m sure I’ll know by just looking at it

I will need your Vin number You can message me on clays ac and Auto Repair over Facebook which is the preferred method. I check it more frequently or you can send me an email. To thenewClayway@gmail.com .

Personally I would recommend making them. You could also call the dealership and give them your Vin number and they will certainly be able to get them for you. The auto parts stores probably won’t have the particular part you’re looking for but they will have components that allow you to actually make them your self. Dorman carries a large line of fuel line attachments and ends. Sorry I know that’s not exactly what you were looking to hear but trust me you can do it

Awesome video thank you. Can't find part number anywhere either and I'm scoured though videos, comments every website. Mines 2002 silverado 1500 extended cab LT. Debating on cutting fitting off and jamming it into the fuel line with hose clamp. and definitely need that tool

Oh...my vehicle is a 2005 Buick rendezvous ...the back side of the fuel filter is like the one shown here

No, sorry I do not Pretty cut and dry though it’s going to have two straps, holding it on which are generally 17 mm to 15 mm bolts The filler neck tube that’s going to have to come off You’re gonna need to be able to jack up the vehicle and also lower the gas tank down it’s not a fun job to do on the ground but it is not impossible. If you’re quick, maybe three hours four hours If you’re slow 6 to 8 You won’t really need any specialty tools, but I do recommend that you use a pick tool to remove the fuel filler neck once you take the band clamp off Or you can grab a large pair of channel locks and twist the tube off Any rusty lines are more than likely going to break if you do break a rusty line if they’re made of metal Use a compression fitting to repair the lines If you have the nylon style lines, you can purchase them at just about any auto parts store so you should be able to fix any fittings that are rusted or not cooperating hopefully that information helps you

No

All manufactures use that style of tool now so it will come in handy. They also sell them at the local parts store for about five dollars

Another guy used plumbers type. Sorry, I know this comment was old. 😂

A little bit

Really depends on what the connector looks Like but this is the only tool that they really use on General Motors so I would have to assume so most of the time you can just push the two plastic pieces together and release it

Ok cool i appreciate it, thank you for the quick response.

I’m pretty certain that it does yes you can make just about anything work with the proper equipment but I’m not quite certain what you’re asking exactly it should be the same way as it came factory

You’re gonna have a very hard life.

A lot of patience and pick tools

Honestly I could not tell you 100% for sure but generally you need that tool the old style used to have a pushy clip where you could pull them apart you will just have to get underneath there and take a look I’m sorry I could not be of more help

Sorry about that man

@@sharpcarco What size & what type of wrench you use to get the fuel line fitting off at the tbi. I have a 92 C1500 and cant remove the line. 15mm was to small, 16mm was to small, & 17mm was too big. Is their something I'm missing.

But if you look at the floor at the end of the video you see a pile of rust

No you do not need it Should just push right back in

I think that’s the one that you just push the ends of it with your two fingers

One of the three will go to your evap canister, that's evap. Then of the two others, you should find the fuel filter in line of one of them. The one without the filter will be the return.

Sorry anonymous I apologize I honestly don’t know I wish I could be of more help

21/32 is 16.7 mm

No sorry right now I’m in Georgia filming a show

Ok , I don’t know where you seen a plastic clip on mine….

@@sharpcarco The 2 large white tabs on either side push together . I hope I haven't offended.

@@sharpcarco they are the two white buttons you said would go outwards when the tool was inserted