[bbcommunications]

Hello, everyone im apologising in advance for this question as i know how pathetic it sounds but...........which lead is the supply fuel line on a 1.7 puma?? as you can tell im not too clued up on ANY car knwoledge but i bought a set of turbomag fuel savers ( god i hope they work !! ) and i need to fit them to the supply fuel line.
any help would be much appreciated especially a picture! ( hope this is posted in an appropriate area, if not apologies and feel free to move me )

[deeman]

Hello, everyone im apologising in advance for this question as i know how pathetic it sounds but...........which lead is the supply fuel line on a 1.7 puma?? as you can tell im not too clued up on ANY car knwoledge but i bought a set of turbomag fuel savers ( god i hope they work !! ) and i need to fit them to the supply fuel line.
any help would be much appreciated especially a picture! ( hope this is posted in an appropriate area, if not apologies and feel free to move me )

Well done you've just been had!

[MattC]

As above -you've had your pants pulled down...

The ONLY way these will ever save you fuel is if you tape them to the floor under the accelerator pedal.

[bbcommunications]

As above -you've had your pants pulled down...

The ONLY way these will ever save you fuel is if you tape them to the floor under the accelerator pedal.

ahh i see, not quite the response i was hoping for, never the less ill still give them a go, maybe theyll have a placebo effect and ill imagine im saving £££ on petrol. so in regards to the original question, can someone please describe to me which is the supply fuel line????

[PumaJay]

just look under the car near the fuel tank, attatch it somewhere around there....you wont notice when it falls off then,

but like above have stated, you've been had, another ebay jobby im guessing?? the only way to save fuel is to buy a diesel or just change the way you drive

This post has been edited by PumaJay: 12 July 2008 - 07:51 PM

[happy-kat]

the Puma can be quite frugal if you drive carefully, can get 40mpg
If you regluarliy need better fuel economy you may be better of changing the Puma

generally the things that can save you fuel, and/or get you more power for very little are lining someone elses pocket

keeping your car correctly serviced and changing parts when needed is a start to keeping it economical

[PG12]

...plus the crankshaft filter