Leaking fuel line

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Just hang in there, I got a few things to get done today but "I'll be back"   

[Oldschool]

You could also make up some steel braided lines.  They don't leak and can be disconnected/reconnected over and over.....     

[Ornamental]

You could also make up some steel braided lines.  They don't leak and can be disconnected/reconnected over and over.....     

Yeah, that's about what I had in mind, the local fittings store carry the Goodridge fittings.
Just have to wait until tuesday before they open. 

[BIGSHCLUNK]

This is pretty basic, nothing fancy for sure. But NEVER leaked! 

[BacardiCBR]

My Barry Grant line started leaking in the same spot a couple of days ago.  I had to snug it a bit tighter and that took care of it.  Agree with everyone else, flare fittings don't need sealant.

[Ornamental]

This is pretty basic, nothing fancy for sure. But NEVER leaked! 

Thank you for the pics! 
Yeah, the leaking Mr. Gasket fuel line does looks a lot better, just a pity the Mr. Gasket fuel line is to be considered as scrap metal.
What angle are the flares?

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Hmmm (embarassed) ... dont know , been a few years..    But will say no teflon tape or anything else... 

[Ornamental]

Hmmm (embarassed) ... dont know , been a few years..    But will say no teflon tape or anything else... 

The silicone will be removed, that's for sure.

[ntstlgl1970]

Regular steel line flares are 45 degrees, AN stuff (stainless braid, anodized fittings etc.) going to other AN stuff can be 45 or 37 degrees. Depends on what you buy.

[Ornamental]

Regular steel line flares are 45 degrees, AN stuff (stainless braid, anodized fittings etc.) going to other AN stuff can be 45 or 37 degrees. Depends on what you buy.

Thank you! 

[ntstlgl1970]

No problem