Video shows positive battery terminal being disconnected first. With negative ground vehicles this is a risky practice. If positive terminal touches anything grounded; circuit is shorted. Best case scenario... fusible link will be fried. Many amps involved here. Always disconnect negative terminal first, guys. Respect... -Terry
Hi Shane, Removing the driveshaft provides extra room to install the new fuel lines; this is totaling upon the installer's prerogative. If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to Customer Service at 1-855-781-5992 or email info@linestogo.com. Happy Travels!
On my 2009 silverado 4.8 engine it has a active fuel management, I didn't see you install or remove it. If I switch to PTFE stainless steel lines do I still need to have the fuel pressure sensor.
Hello Bris, Thank you for the question. Unfortunately, these lines will not fit on a 4.8L vehicle. They are for the 4.3L and the 5.3L engine sizes only. Kindest Regards, Lines To Go
Hello, We get our lines off samples we replicate. If we do not have a set of lines it is because we have yet to get a good sample for it. If you have any additional questions and inquiries, please contact Customer Service at 1-855-781-5992 or email info@linestogo.com. Here to Help, LinesToGo Team
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Video shows positive battery terminal being disconnected first. With negative ground vehicles this is a risky practice. If positive terminal touches anything grounded; circuit is shorted. Best case scenario... fusible link will be fried. Many amps involved here.
Always disconnect negative terminal first, guys. Respect... -Terry
Hey Terry,
Thanks so much for the advise for those who do not know!
LinesToGo Team
Why does driveshaft need to be removed?
Hi Shane,
Removing the driveshaft provides extra room to install the new fuel lines; this is totaling upon the installer's prerogative.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to Customer Service at 1-855-781-5992 or email info@linestogo.com.
Happy Travels!
On my 2009 silverado 4.8 engine it has a active fuel management, I didn't see you install or remove it. If I switch to PTFE stainless steel lines do I still need to have the fuel pressure sensor.
Hello Bris,
Thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, these lines will not fit on a 4.8L vehicle. They are for the 4.3L and the 5.3L engine sizes only.
Kindest Regards,
Lines To Go
Why don't you make these for the 2011 GMC Sierra Crew Cab?
Hello,
We get our lines off samples we replicate. If we do not have a set of lines it is because we have yet to get a good sample for it.
If you have any additional questions and inquiries, please contact Customer Service at 1-855-781-5992 or email info@linestogo.com.
Here to Help,
LinesToGo Team
If you need a good sample for a 2011 Sierra, crew cab I just replaced all my lines, I still have the originals. I could send them to you