attaching braided fuel lines

[N2HIPSI]

I am istalling a double pumper and it came with #8 feed line and #6 return lines. How do I attach the braided lines to the sending unit safely. The last thing I want is for a fire

 

[Louie L.]

You can use hard tube adapters...
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=400077&prmenbr=361

 

[RUQWKNF27]

Where did you find a Dp with braided lines??

 

[N2HIPSI]

I bought it used and the guy included all the lines

 

[disco stu]

This thread will get ya going.

http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41610&highlight=saginaw+fuel

 

[broke1]

What I did was get a metal male JCI fitting and weld it to the feed after cutting the restrictive kink out that ALL the factory hangers have.

 

[Scott Atk]

I found some nice stainless compression fittings at McMaster-Carr www.mcmaster.com
I just cut the barbs off and used these. They were expensive at around 15.00 each.

 

[broke1]

The extra fittings make for more leaks and more $$$$(-an anything add's up QUICK)

 

[Kellysgn]

I found some nice stainless compression fittings at McMaster-Carr www.mcmaster.com
I just cut the barbs off and used these. They were expensive at around 15.00 each.

Have the compression fittings been OK on your fuel hangar ? looks good Thank you

 

[Chuck Leeper]

This thread is 11+ yrs old....
Now you buy a RT dbl w/ An fittings and lines already made.

 

[Scott Atk]

Have the compression fittings been OK on your fuel hangar ? looks good Thank you

Never had a problem, ran it that way for years.

 

[1986 Buick GX1]

This thread is 11+ yrs old....
Now you buy a RT dbl w/ An fittings and lines already made.

11 years is a good test period, wouldn't you say? Lol

 

[Kellysgn]

This thread is 11+ yrs old....
Now you buy a RT dbl w/ An fittings and lines already made.

thanks for the date on the post , wasn t really pertinent to my question , but thanks

 

[Kellysgn]

Never had a problem, ran it that way for years.

thank you

 

[slay]

I have been wondering myself as I search through posts what is the protocol for when a post is too old to reply to.

 

[earlbrown]

Never too old. Data is data.


And if the data is old, like the diesel oil thread that got bumped, it now has the info that it's no longer true.