Nelsonmd
New member
I think you misunderstood which line I am talking about. The nut you rounded off is the return line and is the one with the short piece of hard line that you want to preserve. You don't need to cut the return line because you can disconnect the flex portion from the hard line/nut. I don't know if the new return line will include the short bit of hard line and the nut. I hope it does, but I couldn't verify that the oreilleys one did. I just don't want you to cut the return line in case you need it.
Gates is a fine company. They have been an OES to the auto industry for ages. I have no doubt in their product, I am just trying to help you with the fitment and install.
I wouldn't worry about the pump if it is working fine. The biggest lesson I have had to learn is if it ain't broke, don't fix it. The pump is easy to access and do later anyway, so there isn't much value in refreshing it now.
Gates is a fine company. They have been an OES to the auto industry for ages. I have no doubt in their product, I am just trying to help you with the fitment and install.
I wouldn't worry about the pump if it is working fine. The biggest lesson I have had to learn is if it ain't broke, don't fix it. The pump is easy to access and do later anyway, so there isn't much value in refreshing it now.
