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1990 Ford Ranger 2.9l V6 xlt fuel line & return line replacement.

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Old Apr 2, 2019
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1990 Ford Ranger 2.9l V6 xlt fuel line & return line replacement.

Hello,

I am trying to replace fuel lines with an fittings. I never worked on a veichle before so this is my first. I have replaced few simple things, nothing to major. So My question is... what adapters and/or an fittings would work the best for this model? Or should I just get normal fuel lines of so what brand and size? Please and thank you.

 
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Dorman makes Ford(and others) fuel line connectors, male and female ends

Broncograveyard sells the nylon fuel lines, they may have correct pre-made lines

The fuel lines from fuel pump to filter and then to engine(lower red circle) need to be rated for at least 45psi pressure

The Return line, from Fuel Pressure regulator(higher red circle) to gas tank has 0 psi pressure, just flow
 
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Thank you!

I tried getting some help from Jegs online chat a few times each time it got me a little more confused then before. I’ve been doing my best to educate myself for the past two weeks or so. I kind of wish I know someone who is knowledgeable that has worked and/or knows Rangers so that I can ask questions and have a point of reference. I am going to share some pictures of what I have found after looking endlessly online with zero precious experience or knowledge. 😅

I am having a specially hard time finding the right one of these (pushlock an fittings)... any help would be opriciate it.

I was going to flare the hard line to fit that an fitting. I am practicing on separate line I got so that I won’t mess the one in the vehicle.
 
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