I see, 'knawed "
OK,
here is my always-do-for-sure solution for that..

ALWAYS ..on any sitting vehicle..
and the more out in the country, and less in city, the more this is needed.

I get those yellow boxes of mouse poison..
and place them strategically ..
under a workbency in a shop/garage..
on on the front floor of stored vanagons.

this method flat works.
I keep, btw ...upwards of 20 stored vehicles.

anybody need to buy a vehicle  ?   I got 'em, in Southern Oregon ( and
now a flawless emerald green low miles 1985 Mercedes 280E sedan .
that one is in locked storage under a roof in Honolulu  )  ..with mouse
poison on the front floor, even though they tell me they do not have an
issue with mice getting into cars there.

air stuff out too ..
one of the worst things anyone can do to any vehicle is never air it out.
all of it.
On nice days ..I open up a dozen vanagons and other vehicles, religiously.

S.
On 3/2/2014 6:11 AM, Bryan Feddish wrote:
>>>
> very hard for me to imagine that black plastic stock fuel line wearing
> out .. <<
>
> Nope, looks to be gnawed...
>
>
>>> why is there emphasis on speed of repair ? 95 % of the emphasis
>>> should be
>>> in  Quality of the repair. <<
>
> Not speed of getting it done NOW, speed of being a bit more familiar
> with my
> options before I go lie on cardboard on top of the ice.   I'm going to
> do it
> right, I just want to minimize going under the van then changing
> driving to
> the parts store, etc.  I would never do a sloppy job on something so
> important.
>
> Thanks again for you help Scott.
>
> Bryan
>