I can't seem to find the part # on realoem:
Does anyone know the size of the longish rubber fuel lines that connect to the metal under car lines and come up from below the brake booster - 8x13mm or 6x11mm?
Thanks,
Chris
Fuel line question
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Fuel line question
1961 Volvo PV544
1981 BMW 528i
1991 Volvo 240 5-speed
2018 Ford Flex (wife's car)
2014 Chalet XL1930
1981 BMW 528i
1991 Volvo 240 5-speed
2018 Ford Flex (wife's car)
2014 Chalet XL1930
Re: Fuel line question
8X13
Mike W.
1980 528i, 3.5 euro, 5 speed conversion
1981 528i, 3.6, Recaros and more. Project
1998 328is, quick and efficient, but not satisfying
2000 528iit, Vacation mobile/wife's grocery getter
1980 528i, 3.5 euro, 5 speed conversion
1981 528i, 3.6, Recaros and more. Project
1998 328is, quick and efficient, but not satisfying
2000 528iit, Vacation mobile/wife's grocery getter
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- Joined: Wed May 31, 2017 12:57 am
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Re: Fuel line question
Thanks!
Does more common (in N.America) 1/2" work?
Does more common (in N.America) 1/2" work?
1961 Volvo PV544
1981 BMW 528i
1991 Volvo 240 5-speed
2018 Ford Flex (wife's car)
2014 Chalet XL1930
1981 BMW 528i
1991 Volvo 240 5-speed
2018 Ford Flex (wife's car)
2014 Chalet XL1930
Re: Fuel line question
No, but 5/16" does. Just make sure it's Fuel Injection rated, the default seems to be the old low pressure line for carbs.Some Guy with a BMW wrote: ↑Tue May 01, 2018 5:52 pm Thanks!
Does more common (in N.America) 1/2" work?
Mike W.
1980 528i, 3.5 euro, 5 speed conversion
1981 528i, 3.6, Recaros and more. Project
1998 328is, quick and efficient, but not satisfying
2000 528iit, Vacation mobile/wife's grocery getter
1980 528i, 3.5 euro, 5 speed conversion
1981 528i, 3.6, Recaros and more. Project
1998 328is, quick and efficient, but not satisfying
2000 528iit, Vacation mobile/wife's grocery getter