1996 850 Wagon Oil Everywhere Underneath, Very Rough Idle

PeteB · Post by **PeteB** » 13 Dec 2015, 16:42

Fuel lines dont want to budge, not sure what to do, don't want to destroy them.

Post by **tryingbe** » 13 Dec 2015, 18:52

Lines above the fuel pump? Just pry up on the connectors and they will come up.

Post by **cn90** » 13 Dec 2015, 19:43

Similar topic but I summarized all the causes of fuel leak in one thread.
See the post from 27 Nov 2013, it has all the links you need.
Take your time to go through these links.

https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... =1&t=60269

PS: I don't know where Hella is made (? China), but the Bosch 69693 is factory OEM: you just have to gently remove the black casing from the Bosch 69693.

Post by **cn90** » 13 Dec 2015, 19:47

tryingbe wrote:Lines above the fuel pump? Just pry up on the connectors and they will come up.

1+,

However, people have to pry at the CORRECT place. This thread below has all the photos you need.
A pair of right-angle pliers is a life-saver:

https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... hp?t=60329

PeteB · Post by **PeteB** » 13 Dec 2015, 21:08

So, let's say that one of these plastic couplers broke off.
I'm hoping that there is a simple solution, wishful thinking?

Read that thread, so there is a release what do you know.
Just what I was thinking when I pulled them off there should
be a release, should be a lot easier next time.

There should be a $5 tool, it doesn't look like those pliers fit too well
but I'm sure that they do the job.

Post by **cn90** » 13 Dec 2015, 23:08

A trim removal tool works great when you need to disconnect the fuel line from the fuel pump.

An example of the the trim removal tool:

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PeteB · Post by **PeteB** » 13 Dec 2015, 23:45

Are the ends replacable? One broke

PeteB · Post by **PeteB** » 14 Dec 2015, 16:44

Can I just use a brass barbed coupler to add some hose and clamp it onto the fuel pump?
I understand that you can't buy the snap on coupler on its own:
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... 3&p=138462

Post by **dosbricks** » 14 Dec 2015, 18:38

It sounds doable if the coupler doesn't stick up above the cover plate level. You need that cover plate to keep exhaust and fuel fumes from getting into the car's interior. Keep us informed. We're pulling for you.

PeteB · Post by **PeteB** » 14 Dec 2015, 18:44

Thanks dosbricks!
I think that the hose coming straight up would hit that plate and end up kinked.
You can buy the connector on ebay,and the add says that you can buy it from Volvo:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110979730344?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT

I bought one.

I might try both ways.
Anyone know the ID of the fuel line? I'm guessing 1/4" or 3mm?

1996 850 Wagon Oil Everywhere Underneath, Very Rough Idle

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