GodSpeed

so i was doing a little engine cleaning today and i noticed that my fuel lines are a bit to hard and old looking for my liking. i am going to get the rennbay blue fuel line set but i was wondering about the jumper line. its $110 and im not shure what the piont is. does anyone have any pics of it installed?
thanks dan

GodSpeed

nevermind... i just found it in my 3rd search

xsboost90

i like rennbay- but the factory jumper is only $80 at the dealer...

schwank

Thinking you might have found one of my pics... if not check my sig link.

ubercooper

http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b63/ubercooper/944/

GodSpeed

thanks schwank, i did find your pic.

Travis - sflraver

For a street car the factory jumper line is your best option. We offer ours because the fittings are reusable and you can reline the hose as a track/maintenance procedure for around $10.

alordofchaos

Just to make sure I understand (using schwank's pictures from his other post - thanks, schwank! ):

this line is the fuel jumper line from the rennbay kit, right?


So... if I need to replace the jumper line, I just need regular, hi-temp fuel hose and use the old rennbay fittings?

Thanks! The Rennlist Search Shark rocks!

GodSpeed

Yes just contact an Aeroquip dealer and order some hose. The part number is on the hose. You maybe able to get more hose from travis at rennbay.

schwank

And you probably won't ever need new hose anyway. Mine look like brand new after a year of beating on them. You'd really have to try to destroy that thing. Heck the factory one lasted 20 years!

alordofchaos

Thanks, guys! Will be ordering tonight or tomorrow, need to refill the AC and I'll be back on the road!

Getting a little tired of the minivan

hosrom_951

The dealer should still cover that line, under Porsche's SAFETY recall.

ANY safety recall from porsche, no matter what year, is always covered by the dealer. I had mine done 2 years back, free of charge from the dealer.

Updates recalls are not covered such as oil cooler seals, updated exhaust for the turbo and so on.

If the dealer says no, it is not covered, write and email to Porsche USA, along with the car's chassis number, and you're dealer's contact. They will let you know if the car has been updated with the recall and sort things out with the dealer.

alordofchaos

Thanks for the tip!

Hmmm.... I thought that it might have been done already on my car, and that the new line had deteriorated. I vaguely recall putting my VIN iinto something that said all saftey recalls had been done...unfortunately, i don't remember what the website was...