GTS conversion.. Fuel lines?

[Allexz]

Help me need to swap the lines but dont have the gts lines. i have alot of fuel tubes in 6mm inner diam. what is it that i need to change? help plz.. and if u can w pics

[parrot]

You can order a factory fuel line from Toyota, pretty cheaply, these parts in in Australian dollars. You need the hard fuel line 8mm. Then you use the original fuel supply line as your return.

23206-16170 in-tank fuel pump bracket
23091-12020 short fuel hose between 8mm line and tank
77205-12120 hard fuel line 8mm (EFI 4A-GE) $76.45
23300-19025 fuel filter with bracket (EFI) $95.50 + GST
90923-01278 flex fuel hose in engine bay, banjo ends
90401-12097 banjo bolt for fuel filter

[Os7213]

Hi

Ive done my fuel line with 250psi rubber flexible hoses:

5/16 (8mm) int dia. for tank to filter 130inch long
1/4 (6mm) int dia. for return 140inch long

You will also need 3 fittings on the fuel filter(see pic) but unfortunatly I cant remember the thread size

Like parrot says you will still need these OEM parts to collect the lines:
90923-01278 flex fuel hose in engine bay, banjo ends
90401-12097 banjo bolt for fuel filter
23300-19025 fuel filter with bracket (EFI) $95.50 + GST







This is just to show you how rubber lines are easy to install.

Hope thats help
Hugo

[Allexz]

Os7213


thanks.. and really a nice car-- does it handle well? its not original sway bars?

[Os7213]

Hi

Thanks!

Yes it handle pretty well
This summer I will do few adjustments tests but I think the present settings are very good.

No the sway bars are aftermarket Tanabe Sustec 25.4mm front and 20mm
rear.

Thanks again dont hesitate if you need any other infos
Hugo

[generalachoo]

Ok so I have the OEM fuel pump, SR5 Tank, and GTS Fuel Filter.

1) I was wondering where the fuel lines fit on the fuel pump

2) My GTS fuel filter does not have the attachment that the fuel filter in the above post (second picture) has on the bottom. The "L" shaped thing. What is it called and how does it help?

3) What other cars can I get the appropriate parts from for the fuel system at the junkyard (AE92? Supra?)

4) And finally, does anyone have a picture of their ae86 with the fuel line system in view?

Thanks to anyone who responds!!

PS: not sure about aeu86.org and their etiquette policy about resurrecting a dead thread. I would hope its better than starting a new one!

[Ivan141]

1: Dunno, but you might be able to find this in the manual.
2: The elbow attachment is not stock, it's just something that allows you to fit any rubber line instead of the original one with a banjo fitting.
3: Fuel pumps can be found in mk3 supra's, FC RX-7's, best bet on a higher flowing pump, you dont want to end up with too little fuel to the engine when you're flogging it.
4: Cant help you there.

The policy on dead threads is mostly there because things get confusing when people start reacting to 3 year old threads.