Hello everyone, I am a brand new owner of a 1929 Model A Deluxe Tudor Sedan. The car seems to run great and I have driven it a couple of times so far.
The other day I was going over the fuel lines and noticed a crack in the nut that attaches the interior fuel line to the cutoff valve.
A small amount of fuel has leaked out of the crack (not enough to drip but it is definitely moist). I believe I found the correct replacement part and have it on order.
My question is: how hard is it to replace this line? I am somewhat mechanically inclined, but have almost no experience working on full size cars or antique cars. It seems simple, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. Should I worry about keeping fuel in the tank while I fit the new line?
Thank you for your help. I am a complete newbie, but am excited to learn as I go.
Cheers.