Replacing Fuel Line, size and quanity
06-20-2006 | 12:20 PM
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From: Lake Mary, Florida
Replacing Fuel Line, size and quanity
'78 SC.. have the motor out .. now's a good time to go ahead and replace the fuel lines (fuel distributor to injectors)
looking over at Pelican..I see what is listed as "High Pressure Fuel Hose".. I am assuming these are those hoses..
6mm ID, 10mm OD, (quantity as needed, priced per meter)
Brand: Cohline
13-31-1-469-779-M20
7mm ID, 13mm OD, (quantity as needed, priced per meter)
Brand: Contitech - Por
N-020-281-1-M5021
8mm ID, 13mm OD, (quantity as needed, priced per meter)
Brand: Cohline
which size and how much? and verify these are the fuel distributor to injectors..mine seem a bit brittle.. thanks!!
looking over at Pelican..I see what is listed as "High Pressure Fuel Hose".. I am assuming these are those hoses..
6mm ID, 10mm OD, (quantity as needed, priced per meter)
Brand: Cohline
13-31-1-469-779-M20
7mm ID, 13mm OD, (quantity as needed, priced per meter)
Brand: Contitech - Por
N-020-281-1-M5021
8mm ID, 13mm OD, (quantity as needed, priced per meter)
Brand: Cohline
which size and how much? and verify these are the fuel distributor to injectors..mine seem a bit brittle.. thanks!!
06-20-2006 | 12:29 PM
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From: Bakersfield, CA, for now...
Rob: Take a closer look at your injector lines! They are very special plastic, and if you want to replace them special order them by part number from Porsche. FYI: I have never seen one leak, and I think that they're considered a "lifetime" part.
Pete
Pete
