Where to buy fuel line for 2000 SL2?

[snoops454]

The rubber fuel line is leaking in near the engine, this is the fuel line to the injector rail, not the anti aeration line. I don't know if I can just use fuel injection hose and try to reuse the quick connect ends, or if I need to replace it as an assembly.

Thanks.

[OldNuc]

There is no return line from the rail. That line is the 50psi fuel supply line and a direct replacement is a dealer only or junkyard item. If the leak is in the flex portion and you are properly skilled you can replace it but a leak under the hood can result in a Saturn fambe.

[snoops454]

Well not exactly what I wanted to hear, but its what I expected. I was hoping maybe the aftermarket made a good replacement. I know there is no return from the rail, its the supply line that's leaking. Something must've come up and hit it because it has a nasty gash in it.
Guess I'll be calling the dealer tomorrow, I wonder how much that bad boy is gonna set me back...

[OldNuc]

It is most likely no longer available, depends on the dealer and how hard they want to look. There are 2 lines and 1 is the fuel supply and the other is the canister purge line. If it is the rubber flex line that is cut I would go buy 2 spring constant tension clamps and 2 worm drive clamps and a double barb connector. IIRC 3/8 is the close size.

The part number is 21015026 00-02 all DOHC and you can check the following sources.
GM Parts Giant- http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/
GM Parts Direct- http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/
Get Saturn Parts- http://www.trademotion.com/splash/in...?siteid=214643

Price looks like a nice crisp steel engraved picture of old Ben Franklin.

[snoops454]

It is the fuel supply line and it looks rubber and says DO NOT REPAIR right on it. haha.

It comes up the firewall a little bit and then curves down towards the VSS and then curves back up to the Intake Manifold. Right at the lower curve near the VSS is where its split. I worry that if a repair failed it would spray on the exhaust and catch fire.

Get Saturn Parts lists it for $125.93 so if they have it in stock I will order it for peace of mind.

Thanks Old Nuc!

[OldNuc]

Yes, I would replace it. Or go hack one out of a junker if it was not the right model and splice it into the hard line.

Those warning labels are a code requirement for high pressure fuel in vehicles. They are to try and prevent the local redneck back yard repairer from trying to patch a leak with duct tape and string. They can be fixed with no risk if you pay attention.