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> Chance of a fire too risky?
macnichol
post Jul 8 2020, 02:52 PM
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Is it safe to try to start up my project with what I assume are original fuel lines? I won’t be driving anywhere, just want to see if it will turn over with the work I’ve done so far.
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Is it safe to try to start up my project with what I assume are original fuel lines? I won’t be driving anywhere, just want to see if it will turn over with the work I’ve done so far.



Depends on how bad they are. Bend and flex them looking for cracks

Get a fire extinguisher and watch for any leaks in the engine bay. We started a low mile car that mostly sat and a fuel injector leaked after ten minutes of running.
Fuel dripping on the exhaust is bad.
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