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best way is to tilt the fuel lines, some healthy force may ne nessessary as the clips are pretty firm. You can also use a screwdriver to make it a bit easier while tilting the fuel line
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quite hard, but thats ok, I found cable ties to keep the tube in place works just as well without requiring the move.Comment
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I had the rattle AFTER i moved mineOriginally posted by cappuccino View Post
.. I moved it ages ago in preparation for the problem, but when it came up i moved it to the other clip, and it was fine, but ill cable tie mine also
My Car(s): 2011 6R TSI Comfortline (Pepper Silver),
If you're in need of any 6n1 parts, odds are that I am going to have them (dismantling 2 at the moment)Comment
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Is there any other diagram for this- the one linked is no longer available.Comment
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the diagram for where they are and where to move it to?Originally posted by trive2 View Post
Ill try and dig it up but mine still rattles.. I need to get in there and wrap the fuel line in some electrical tape or something so it sits snugly in the retainer...My Car(s): 2011 6R TSI Comfortline (Pepper Silver),
If you're in need of any 6n1 parts, odds are that I am going to have them (dismantling 2 at the moment)Comment
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I have the same rattle on my 77 and the tech's reckon it is the fuel lines rattling in the chassis frame, and how they fix this is by removing said lines and wrapping them with a spongy type tape in sections and re fitting them, alternatively they said [for a quick fix] i can shove a rag down there to prevent the pipes from rattling...not liking this idea much, as i like to have repairs done properly. Car is getting looked at next weekComment
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