Fuel line decisions
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Fuel line decisions
Replacing all lines in my Eliminator powered by Mercury 2.4 v6 3/8 line. Interested in opinions and experiences with Steel braided.
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Haven't tried the stuff, and I won't be using it for marine use.... However Earls has a new line out that is supposed to be the right stuff for todays fuel. I like steel braided, but it can be a bit of a chore to use as opposed to just rubber fuel line. The AN line wrenches and vice jig are must, and once you do a few it is easy. This is the new line I am referring to https://www.holley.com/brands/earls/...hose/ultrapro/ I will probably use it on the new fuel system in my car, just not quite ready to order yet.
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Make sure the fuel line is Coast Guard approved. If you ever file an insurance claim for a bilge fire and they discover the fuel lines are not CG approved, you'll be S.O.L.
I was not able to find any steel braided line that was CG approved when I replaced my fuel lines.
I was not able to find any steel braided line that was CG approved when I replaced my fuel lines.
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Anyway, I`ve made miles of AN lines and KOOL tools is probably the best thing I`ve purchased for AN fittings. I also like the Black braided line, much easier to work with but I'm too deep with stainless to change over .