1998 Fuel line
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Mazda B-series are the same, by year
Dorman makes repair fittings
Bronco graveyard as well: https://shop.broncograveyard.com/Ran.../products/439/
This is a "recycled" part search engine: http://www.car-part.com/
Give it a shot, use Fuel Line for your area search
You can also buy the nylon fuel line and cut it to length then add the Fittings for your year
1998 should use 5/16 fuel line
Dorman has kits like the 800-061, 5/16 nylon line that comes with 2 splice connectors, cut it to length to repair the broken section, assuming your two ends are OK
Nylon fuel line is made to be heated so it can expand, so ends or splices can be inserted inside it, then as it cools it shrinks to make a tight fitting
You can also heat it to make permanent bends, although there is an art to that, lol, as there is for all pipe bending
Mazda B-series are the same, by year
Dorman makes repair fittings
Bronco graveyard as well: https://shop.broncograveyard.com/Ran.../products/439/
This is a "recycled" part search engine: http://www.car-part.com/
Give it a shot, use Fuel Line for your area search
You can also buy the nylon fuel line and cut it to length then add the Fittings for your year
1998 should use 5/16 fuel line
Dorman has kits like the 800-061, 5/16 nylon line that comes with 2 splice connectors, cut it to length to repair the broken section, assuming your two ends are OK
Nylon fuel line is made to be heated so it can expand, so ends or splices can be inserted inside it, then as it cools it shrinks to make a tight fitting
You can also heat it to make permanent bends, although there is an art to that, lol, as there is for all pipe bending
Last edited by RonD; 08-15-2019 at 11:28 AM.
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