Where can I get fuel line o rings?

[BuickMike]

I've looked at Checker, Autozone, and Napa with no luck. The fuel line o rings are coated and a funky size. Anyone know where I can get replacements?

 

[tta1240]

You can still get them from your local gm dealer.i just got some

 

[whitehot1]

I buy the o-rings at autozone,they do have them.

You can't just go by what one sales person tells you at the auto parts stores because some of them simply don't know as much as you would think they should.

I've asked for certain items before and was told by one salesman that they didn't stock that item or couldn't get it. I then walked over to another salesman without telling him anything about what the other salesman had told me and asked him about the same item and he went in the back of the store and came back with the item in hand.

 

[Just a Six??]

The ones from GM on the Return Line at frame connection were too big? Also from G-Body were too big? I found some at a store but the return line are sloppy while the feed line ones are fine?

 

[boost jnky]

if you have an old one, take it with you and go to any place that sells hydrolic fittings thats where i got mine. they have all sizes.

 

[The_Six]

Brian at Gbody has them on his web site for $3 I think.

 

["More Boost"]

green o rings

does anybody know if i can use the green ones (HBNR) type? they are used for a/c lines i think and are suppose to be resistant to oils etc. but i'm not sure about fuels?

 

[87GN_70GS]

This may help:

http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/general-turbo-buick-tech/216291-part-number-fuel-o-ring.html

 

[SIXBANGR]

NAPA, part #730-4912. 2 each. Got mine last year.

 

[BuickMike]

NAPA, part #730-4912. 2 each. Got mine last year.

Was that for the large ones? I'll go to Napa again with the part number and see what happens. Thanks!

 

[SIXBANGR]

it was for 2 of each.