How to Replace and Upgrade Fuel Lines for 1967-1972 Chevy Trucks - Kevin Tetz with LMC Truck

Learn how to replace and upgrade fuel lines for your 1967-1972 Chevy pickup truck with Kevin Tetz. First, Kevin reviews the parts he picked up from LMC Truck, as well as the tools needed for this fuel line project. Then he takes you through the steps to install the new fuel delivery system.
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[@kountryestates8082]

Thanks Kevin that was a big help for me . Also need replace my carb.

[@FclefRules]

Thanks for the vid, Kev!

[@A3203503]

Put the red cap back on before trying to push the fuel line back into place along the frame. Fuel filter should go before the fuel pump, don't rely on that carb filer.

[@jekinneys]

Noticed that too. Should have put a filter on the frame from tank line to frame -pump line where the gentle hose went.

[@dondavis2546]

I don't take the Off and blow them out until after until after I get installed

[@mobilechief]

I use to run 3/8s on all my 350s back in the day, good deal

[@hacatan24]

Thank you for that feedback

[@hacatan24]

Ima do that

[@tuddle7174]

Is the sending until in the parts list?

[@smokeydabeecharlescoleman8365]

Could not help but notice your lines did not match up after installing the new sending unit. Will that always be the case or did you correct the unit?

[@jamesgiguere6620]

Here is a question: Does the height of the fuel line you run, in relation to the tank and fuel pump, mater? To save hassle I'd like to run my new lines over the inner fender to the mechanical fuel pump in my 73 Torino. This rout will bring them over the height of the fuel pump. and back down to it. Does that even matter? Please help.

[@rapcreeperproductions3269]

How similar is this on the same years of Ford pickups

[@waltlars3687]

as long as You have access to the gas tank take it out to have it boiled out who knows how crud and smutz it picked up in 50 years

[@jimmysapien9961]

Hell relocate it outside !!!!!👍🏻

[@buggzo]

I was unable to find any hard pipe fuel line on your website. Can you help me out with a link? I'm searching for a 1977 sbc if that matters

[@garymeador6750]

The fuel pump line to carburetor should have been run directly to the carburetor without the inline filter. Fuel line should be on the inside of the alternator mounting bolt. Not that it matters now, 2 years later.

[@20alphabet]

You're correct. Hard to believe so many "experts" are better suited for other jobs.

[@jpearson311]

Anyone got a video for 81-87 1500 4WD for this?

[@ricomartinez7104]

Would it be the same process for a 1963 chevy truck

[@Lmctruck1]

Hi Rico, the process is the same but there will be some variances since your truck is of a different generation.

[@raymondhernandez3340]

I ain’t got no air pushing into the tank to send out fuel how can I fix this for my ‘71 c10

[@mrbrocephus3849]

He reminds me of Bob Ross. Should he have replaced the fuel pump ?

[@coyotterestoration1754]

Ya he does lol!

[@jacobelliott5351]

From the frame to the fuel pump. My line keeps kinking. Starts out just like yours. Nice long loop but after a month or two it starts to flatten our in the middle of thar loop. Aggravating cuz it's not fun replacing all the time

[@hernan12789]

So he didn’t need to replace the return line since it’s not needed anymore right?

[@kracksmith4ejm1]

flex rubber pipe doesn't need to be stainless braided?

[@raulandmylulu]

so I also noticed he didnt replace the return line. why does my 72 have Three lines ?

[@kenworthcustomlogisticstru8096]

What do you need the fire extinguisher for

[@ericchapman8956]

All that start up proved was that there was fuel in the bowl... it would've started even with no lines.