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had a fuel leak on return
- preludemanh22
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had a fuel leak on return
be smelling fuel around the car so had it up in the air and its leaking on return fixed for now but all other pipes look shitty been quoted £600 for custom lines etc do Honda still sell these ? any help would be great 

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Is it the pipes that aren't coated in rubber behind the passenger rear wheel?
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Re: had a fuel leak on return
I have also repaired mine this way. 7mm rubber fuel hose (I think) and a couple of jubilee clips for each pipe did the trick.
Mine were made apparent to me when one of the rear brake pipes split and I took it in to a garage to replace. They wouldn't work on it unless the fuel pipes were fixed - health and safety and all that. So took it home and fixed it myself.
Mine were made apparent to me when one of the rear brake pipes split and I took it in to a garage to replace. They wouldn't work on it unless the fuel pipes were fixed - health and safety and all that. So took it home and fixed it myself.
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Yup. That's how I fixed it on my old Prelude. 7mm fuel hose and small jubilee clips.
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