5.9L Cummins fuel line

[Jimifoster]

I’ve got a 2002 bluebird all American with a 5.9L Cummins. The fuel line has come detached at the head and is spray diesel. I’m attaching an image from the video I took.
I’m guessing it’s the o ring and that it’s not compression fit…but this isn’t my wheelhouse so to speak.
I need to be on the road tomorrow night, do I need a new line? How do I disconnect/reconnect? If I go to a shop what part should I even be asking for?
Please help

[fo4imtippin]

I can't tell which fitting is detached from the dark photo. From the fuel pump to the filter housing is a banjo bolt and washer. From the filter to the VP44 injection pump is a banjo bolt and washer. From the VP44 injection pump to each injector tube is a hardline that is compression fit with no oring. The injector tube or hardline can be replaced if needed

[Jimifoster]

Thank you, that gave me enough to figure out it’s the fuel injector cylinder. I’ll call around tomorrow in hopes someone near Savannah has one.
How do I determine the line number, I think it’s 2 or 5
Is there a video where I can learn to disconnect the old broken one and reconnect the new one?
Am I going to have to drain the tank I just filled…

[Jimifoster]

I looked up replacing them…it seems as easy as turning the nuts and replacing the line. It can’t be that easy

[fo4imtippin]

Originally Posted by Jimifoster

I looked up replacing them…it seems as easy as turning the nuts and replacing the line. It can’t be that easy

https://youtu.be/QrbBSMM3t7g



You might consider replacing the injector tube as well..