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Hi All,
I am rebuilding my 1999 registered V8 manual - the tale is in members vehicles and projects.
I have a question regarding Fuel lines and the fuel pump.
I have had trouble finding correct rubber and metal screw on fuel pipes so I was thinking use either petrol resistant rubber hose and Correct diameter copper pipe. (my fuel pipes at the back are trash)
The new fuel pump I have has no screw on connectors on the top so I am thinking just push some suitable rubber petrol pipe on and use some correct fuel line clamps.
Is this a good way to do it? will the rubber pipe coming from the pump to the filter take the pressure?
Or should I buy a fuel pump with the correct screw on fittings.
The return line should not be a problem I would think?
Any one replaced the fuel lines with this non standard method?
Thank in advance
Ian
I am rebuilding my 1999 registered V8 manual - the tale is in members vehicles and projects.
I have a question regarding Fuel lines and the fuel pump.
I have had trouble finding correct rubber and metal screw on fuel pipes so I was thinking use either petrol resistant rubber hose and Correct diameter copper pipe. (my fuel pipes at the back are trash)
The new fuel pump I have has no screw on connectors on the top so I am thinking just push some suitable rubber petrol pipe on and use some correct fuel line clamps.
Is this a good way to do it? will the rubber pipe coming from the pump to the filter take the pressure?
Or should I buy a fuel pump with the correct screw on fittings.
The return line should not be a problem I would think?
Any one replaced the fuel lines with this non standard method?
Thank in advance
Ian