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Originally Posted by Bio300TDTdriver
Join the club! I looked at my #6 and the fuel line is not at a 90 as well. It looks like the clip that holds the fuel line is broken, which happens after 20 years. If you want I have the numbers for all of them. They are not too much money.
Chris
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Chris,
that is the best news i've heard all weekend re "not too much money".

sure, if you have the part numbers, thats fine, though i am gonna give rusty a call tomorrow.
i've always been leery of european cars b/c some of my friends whove owned bmws and mercedes always complained about parts pricing and service experiences.
now when i crack that nut loose, i'm guessing that the vacuum pressure will be released and some fuel will come out. to repressurize, is it just a matter of screwing that nut back on until its almost tight, firing the engine up until you see fuel coming out, and then retightening it? i mean, no matter b/c it will leak, but when i get the right part(s), is that the sequence to repressurize the line?
thanks,
bob