I've been meaning to replace the fuel line under my SJ for a while now. It's getting a bit crusty in places. What size pipe are they meant to be? It's corroded so much I cant figure out what size it should be. My SJ is a 410 Santana.
Many Thanks
Huw Jones
Copper Fuel Pipe
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Copper Fuel Pipe
There's three ways of doing things,
1) The Right Way,
2) The Wrong Way
3) My Way.
2 & 3 are usually the same.
1) The Right Way,
2) The Wrong Way
3) My Way.
2 & 3 are usually the same.
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Re: Copper Fuel Pipe
I replaced all of mine with braided rubber hose.
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Re: Copper Fuel Pipe
8mm I.D Braided hose it is. Already got some in the garage 

There's three ways of doing things,
1) The Right Way,
2) The Wrong Way
3) My Way.
2 & 3 are usually the same.
1) The Right Way,
2) The Wrong Way
3) My Way.
2 & 3 are usually the same.