PRO 1 Fuel Line Hose 5/16 Inch Inside Diameter X 25 Feet Length NRB/PVCC SAE30R6
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I wouldn't use anything other than hose labeled "for fuel injection"; It has the potential to be harmful. br>At the very least, you'll need SAE 30R9-certified equipment. hose with a fluoro elastomer inner liner that can withstand pressures of up to 180 psi and temperatures of up to 300 degrees. br>Barricade of Gates or something similar (27335: 27348: 2 foot length 27340: 15 ft in length A 25-foot roll would be a good choice.
If you can find it for a lower price (including shipping), I recommend that you buy it.
It should theoretically work at 14 PSI because it is rated for 50 PSI. What kind of troubleshooting was done to arrive at the conclusion that this tubing is preventing it from working? Is 14 PSI being pushed or pulled through the system? It worked fine on the input and output sides of a stationary diesel generator to power a lift pump.
Made in the United States of America. The working pressure is 50 pounds per square inch, with a burst pressure of 250 pounds per square inch.
Selected User Reviews For PRO 1 Fuel Line Hose 5/16 Inch Inside Diameter X 25 Feet Length NRB/PVCC SAE30R6
stuff that is resistant I'm hoping it goes well. So far, everything seems to be going swimmingly. It's all because of that ethanol nonsense. Your rubber is being consumed. These knuckleheads you elected to Congress wrecked our cars in order to get votes in the Iowa caucus. I'm referring to you, of course. May the cornworm consign them to the poorhouse rather than us.
Period. Instead of going to the parts counter and asking for three feet of fuel line, buy a spool and keep it on hand. Of course, your ratchet-type wrench-type wrench-type wrench-type Your head buddies will remember that you have a large supply on hand and will want to take some, but you can trade for refreshments. This is a new line that is easy to cut and fits snugly. Make sure not to go overboard. Make sure your clamps are tight on this! This is not required.
This is my second purchase of this fuel line, and it appears to be of good quality. The tubing has a thick, flexible wall. br>br>Because of how it's wound on the spool, the last 6" is fairly deformed. I like having it on hand because it saves me from having to go to the parts store. br>br> Additionally, it is less expensive. br>br>I noticed that some of the negative reviews indicated that this was being used with fuel injection. Those reviews should be ignored because they aren't meant to be read.
This fuel line was purchased to go with my sailboat's marine diesel engine. I haven't installed it because my current fuel lines are fine, but I wanted to have a backup on the boat for when I'm out cruising. I don't see a USCG approval note on the hose, but I had a couple of friends in the marine maintenance industry look it over, and they say it's fine for handling marine fuel. I didn't give it five stars because I haven't used it yet, and a comparable fuel hose at your local marine retailer is at least twice the price. However, after a thorough inspection and the advice of a competent marine service technician, I am satisfied with this product.
Bought on behalf of a company that terminated my employment two weeks after ER brain surgery.
It works great for your Toyota 'Tacoma Diff mod to raise the diff breather above the axle you're using.
Fuel comes out orange in an odd way.
It sprung a pinhole leak after a week of being installed as the line to my fuel rail, leaking gas all over the hood.