Plastic Fuel Line. Was the Previous Repair Good? Lets Take a Look. 

Exactly !

I’ve done that and it lasted years

Agreed, Legal VULTURES....A cancer on society ..🤔😳🙄🇬🇧

Yes, you need liability insurance when you work on other peoples cars. And, forming a LLC and using indemnity agreements is not sufficient.

@@rextownsend5101 explain? indemnity agreements, especially defensive right are pretty solid, especially when written in plain English... although they aren't recognized in all countries. The LLC, so long as the rules are followed to maintain the integrity of the legal separation, are entire separate from the single member or multiparty. Any asset under the LLC can be captured for court required restitution, with a legal limit (state laws) as to how much restitution can be awarded to claimants. The only way to go further, is if you can legally prove that the rules of separation were violated, proving the association with the person/persons who filed it. The only other way to get around that, is if the judge is ignorant of the law, or belligerent towards it. Such would go straight to appeals, with pressure against the judge. Corporate/Commerce laws are important, if they're trampled on, then no organization would/will operate in such a state. It'd be wrecking the state economy...

I drop tanks over lifting a bed less chance of damaging the bed less rusted bolts to remove. Going to evac and steam clean the tank before installing a new pump anyway. that poly tank is much lighter than a Pick up box

I'm glad I could help. Thanks for watching & keep wrenching 🔧

You can get stainless steel lines, I swapped out all my brake lines with it

i've used one of those barbs before, held up fine. they can be tough to get in

Technically, the barbed splice is now a fuel flow restriction.

​@@gfbemc0256 technically, it's not.

It also makes the metal expand

@@kellismith4329 That small of a diameter doesn't expand that much. No need to get it super hot just warm does the trick.

The Dorman actually appeared thicker than the factory line . Those nylon lines are very thin , but tough.

Also a hose coiled up hanging outside in the wall in the sun makes a nice mini heat exchanger and hot running water for washing hands etc

You dealership "techs" don't know anything which is why people hate dealerships. You're just parts replacers.

And it’s not plastic

Some of ot is hard plastic and it breaks as plastic does

You'd have to pay yourself to drop the tank out of the donor vehicle too.

@@bassboat1 how I go to the junk yard tell them the part I want they go pull it and bring it to me to pay for