| [GMCnet] Replacement rubber lines [message #190534] |
Sat, 17 November 2012 03:43  |
Mr ERFisher
Messages: 7117
Registered: August 2005
Karma:
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Have we all agreed to the following, for fuel lines?
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But at least all the long runs between the bits & pieces are now Polyarmor
and all the short connectors are 30R14, as you suggested (saving me a lot
of money vs 30R9). kenh
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I recently found my 2 year-old , coastguard approved, $5 a foot , had to be
replaced (pictures to follow)
- these were not attacked by the new gas,
- they cracked from the outside in
- cracked open, (leaked) on any bends in the rubber
- all lines from the senders, out,
- all the way to the TBI,
- had to be replaced with metal,
- and short rubber couplers
so
is this the current rubber selection?
30r14
gene
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