Chevy HHR Rusted Fuel Line Replacement 

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NO. the lines from the tank are plastic. Thanks for watching! Please subscribe if you haven’t already.

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@@scrapdaddysgarage5027 just had the fuel lines replaced in a 2007 cost $780 and my 2006 four years ago cost $340 the mechanic told me GM raised the part price

@@beatlesnut007 inflation stinks

The tank does not need to be completely empty, the less the better, if it is too full fuel fuel can sometimes gravity siphon from the lines, so be careful

Mine has to e same problem. I want to do it myself but I have no mechanic experance.

@@lavernereese4048 I do have mechanic experience and even have done this repair on vehicles I've owned in the past. Me and a buddy went to do this but couldn't get our hands to it cause of where it is and where the jack has to go. I swear little people need to be mechanics, there's so many things normal sized people have issues reaching. My blower motor is squealing too, and I don't see easily getting my 6'3" 255lbs ass into position in the floorboard

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otto family If your car has a external fuel filter now would be the perfect time to replace it, some models have the filter mounted in the gas tank I only replace those when changing fuel pumps. Thanks for watching

@@scrapdaddysgarage5027 My HHR is a 2009, so same spec as your 2010. I'm replacing entire length of fuel and vent line like you did here with similar kit. the mix of abandon and remove of old line will help alot. thx again

Not sure of the size, I know that the outside diameter of the Oem steel line is the same as the plastic tubing that comes with the kit from gas tank renu. Thanks for watching, please subscribe if you haven’t already.

Yourgirl Aj Yes some car manufacturers have been using them for years

Scrap Daddy's Garage thank you very much for the quick reply I’m currently having to replace my gas lines on my Chevy colbalt and having nylon lines put in same with the whole exhaust

Yes, my cobalt's line looks almost the same

Lets Get Drifty Production It took me around 2 hours, thanks for watching

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I agree it should be our car the brake lines like new fuel lines rusted no salt here strange maybe ethanol in fuel?

Check the vapor line for any breaks, there won’t be any liquid fuel coming from damaged parts, only the smell. If you can’t see anything you might have to have a repair shop use a smoke machine to find the leak. Thanks for watching, be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already.

@@scrapdaddysgarage5027 thanks my brother