Greybeard999

Simple solution... Don't work on it. Problem solved.

Oldblue

Welcome to the site, you drive your car, she drives hers, happy happy joy joy!

Lee3333

Add me to the list. Smelled gas, could not see any leaks or drips, but the insulation was soaked and the line underneath rusted through

alexrckid

chck this stuff out...easy to do since both the supply and vapor lines come in sections..............also can get at Rockauto.com

Fuel Line Set Fits Chevrolet HHR | eBay

rjaustin2

According to Rock Auto's description, the lines are nylon; which is sort of neat as it would never corrode. I wonder about durability in terms of getting hit with road debris? I once scrapped a perfectly nice Buick due to a trashed fuel line.

alexrckid

sure look like pre-bent steel lines...maybe just the end section where it goes to the fuel rail is nylon....??...........

RJ_RS_SS_350

Here's a better pic of FL255C. I think Alex has it right, steel lines with some nylon.

Here is the page this image came from, more details than Rockauto.

https://www.linestogo.com/hhr-fuel-l...-fl255-c1-set/

donbrew

The $78 version is 2 coils of nylon and some fittings. http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHEVY-HHR-FU...%257Ciid%253A1



There is brake line material that is coated with something, it also makes it easy to bend by hand (no kinking). It is recommended if you are replacing rusted out lines.