<VV> Plugged line help?

[Charles Cromwell]

Get a dowel that fits in the pipe. ( Not to loose.) Cut it a few inches long.From the furthest end from the plug  . Fill the tube with oil. Put the dowel in displacing as little oil as possibleTap the plug with a small hammer. This will act like a hydraulic ram.Good luck 

    On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 6:04 PM, Daniel Monasterio González via VirtualVairs <virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:
 

 Did you try gently hammering transversaly on the plugged área, using a
brass hammer to loose it just enough to be pushed out with compressed air
?. Could be better if the pipe is connected to the compressed air line
while hammering.

Daniel Monasterio

On 20/01/16 16:34, "Grant Young via VirtualVairs"
<virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:

>I have a turbo main fuel line (the one from the firewall to the pump with
>lots of bends in it) in which a dirt dauber wasp or some such vector has
>put a plug. It seems to be just past the second bend from the firewall (I
>can fish a flexible line that far, but it is too limber to push it out).
>I have tried carb cleaner, WD-40, water, and blaster soaks (over night)
>followed with 140 psi of compressed air to no avail. If I had something
>that was sturdy enough to punch on it and still be able to bend around
>the corners I think I could dislodge it. I have tried plastic line from a
>weed-eater, copper wire, spraying carb cleaner through its red tube, etc.
>I have worked on this for several days (a few minutes at a time after
>long soaks in the various chemicals) and am near wits end. Any serious
>suggestions will be appreciated. (I'm working on how to use a pressure
>washer on it). 
>Thanks,
>Grant
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