Fuel line question
Does anyone recommend a specific size fuel line or brand?
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I don't mate. When I replaced mine I just went to my local auto store, with a section of the old one, and bought enough to do the job. As long as it's the right internal diameter, and is proper fuel line, I don't see the point forking out more hard earned than you have to.
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Just like Dave , om not too fussy about the lines ..... as he did I usually just go match the size of the stuff and buy a long chunk of it ....
From experience , I have bought the fiber strengthened clear stuff a few times and found that it goes rather hard really quickly , so I do not bother with that type any more ... The std rubber stuff is quite ok for years , so why bother getting all deep and meaningful over the other stuff ??? ... |
I've used hose from my Johnson - outboard that is - on the Hurricane(s) usually keep
a good supply on hand mostly for my outboards |
I don't mate. When I replaced mine I just went to my local auto store, with a section of the old one, and bought enough to do the job. As long as it's the right internal diameter, and is proper fuel line, I don't see the point forking out more hard earned than you have to. |
The reason I ask is I took it to a shop blah blah blah they forgot to put a fuel line hose clamp back on under the rack. I told them about it and I said you will also put new fuel line on for free.
I picked it up yesterday and the fuel line is so soft and rubbery it does not seem like it will hold up under that kind of extreme heat. |
it's just gravity-fed so there is never any load on it provided the fuel doesn't eat through the rubber it will be fine.
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