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  1. Light in the Dark

    Leak: Thoughts before degreasing and diagnose

    If there is ever a question on assembly order, thats where the respective -24P manual shines.
  2. Light in the Dark

    Leak: Thoughts before degreasing and diagnose

    You want 1 washer on each side.
  3. Light in the Dark

    Leak: Thoughts before degreasing and diagnose

    Make your life easier and pull the muffler and air cleaner. Trust me. And as the others have said, dremel will take them off the quickest. Just be careful not to lose track and cut up the barb on the hard line.
  4. Light in the Dark

    Leak: Thoughts before degreasing and diagnose

    Just take your time, and put a touch of oil on the ends of each return line section and they will slide onto the barbs easily. Should be the last time you have to do the job.
  5. Light in the Dark

    Leak: Thoughts before degreasing and diagnose

    Yeah all of the soft lines you have photographed need to go. You can go with the OEM Contitech stuff, or go with Gates 27000 1/8" fuel line (available on the spool at a lot of local auto stores). Use hose clamps wherever possible on the primary lines, and little zip ties up on the returns...
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