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02-04-2012, 11:11 AM
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Jeff Ive had plenty of 66s that were untouched and the last picture posted above is correct for a non a/c car.
I reproduce all the fuel lines(and have for over 30 yrs) . A friend who was a Delco engineer of that era told me GM would never use over 12 inches of rubber in the engine bay due to risk of fire, but when I showed him this set up,he reneged . FYI the 66 a/c was same as early 67 which has a support bracket around the filter. The OEM filter was superseded many years ago with a smaller diameter version which I was forced to use. I simply wrapped the bracket in split fuel line to take up the slack. I have since acquired some NOS filters that are correct.Olds was the most common application for those.
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