Fuel Line Routing for 1967
Short answer: On a 1967, the fuel line runs along the inside of the right (passenger) subframe from the rear of the car, then crosses to the left side along the front-subframe crossmember. A line follows the crossmember under the engine, joins the “Camaro” line with a short rubber hose, and the usual hose runs to the fuel pump — held by the same clips as the right-front brake line.
The Firebird service manual unfortunately has no fuel-line routing diagram. (1968 routing is essentially the same.)
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Can you install a new fuel line (replacement) with the body on the “frame?” I have worked on other model cars (thing GTO/Lemans) and you need to lift the body to get at the fuel lines. Since the firebird/camaro don’t have a full body frame, like the A-bodies, can I get the fuel line replaced from underneath?