Fuel line?

[GangreneRabbit]

I'm all most done replacing my fuel lines. There is a T in the air vent part of the fuel line. one goes up and the other goes out the side. I can't get to the connection that are at the hull and don't want to break them. How do I get to them and or do they need to be replaced ?
Thanks G-Rabbit

 

[Chester]

No need to replace any vent lines, only the fuel lines.

Chester

 

[GangreneRabbit]

Thanks, I got the one coming from the tank to the T and just wanted to get rid of all the Gray lines. But if I don't to worry about them they can stay put.
Is there a way to bleed the air out of the new lines without running down the battery?

 

[slowboatn]

I just pulled mine out and hooded up the water and started it up. Ran it for awhile and then turned the fuel valve to off and let it die. That was all I had to do.

 

[GangreneRabbit]

I need to put the gas back in the new lines without draining the battery.

 

[Chester]

Just pull the choke & crank it over. It won't kill your battery unless you have a bad battery. Just don't run the starter for more than 15-20 seconds at a time without letting it cool down.

Chester

 

[slowboatn]

Why would your battery go dead doing this? I don't understand. Like Chester said. Just crank it over a couple of times. No problem. Shouldn't kill your battery.