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Old 09-07-2019 | 05:29 PM
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Using Aeromotive pump with AN-8. I am making a how new system to work with my holley HP system. What fuel lines are USCG approved for AN-8.
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Old 09-09-2019 | 08:58 AM
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I used AN fittings and Aeroquip Stainless braided hose for everything and I had an inspection and no issues from the Coast Guard inspector. The only thing they got me on was my flares were too old.
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Old 09-09-2019 | 11:43 AM
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I don't think Aeroquip hose is uscg approved?
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I know a lot of people use braided stainless hose, but I would try to stay away from it. If a hot +12v cable touches it, it might be over in a hurry. I just rigged my fuel system with black AN nylon braided hose vs stainless.
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Originally Posted by ThisIsLivin
I used AN fittings and Aeroquip Stainless braided hose for everything and I had an inspection and no issues from the Coast Guard inspector. The only thing they got me on was my flares were too old.
I like that hose and ends but salt water will make the ends split off the hose or the nuts split. Better off with push lock steel ends and pinch clamps.
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Teague has some USCG push lock on there website............I did mine in the same stuff Rookie used, I wouldn't mix and match hose and fittings not all are made the same, stay with all the same brand
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Originally Posted by Rookie
I know a lot of people use braided stainless hose, but I would try to stay away from it. If a hot +12v cable touches it, it might be over in a hurry. I just rigged my fuel system with black AN nylon braided hose vs stainless.
bingo.another concern with braided stainless is if your ground cable goes bad the current will travel through the braided stainless hose.that could cause a fire mixed with gasoline,not something i care to experiance.
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
bingo.another concern with braided stainless is if your ground cable goes bad the current will travel through the braided stainless hose.that could cause a fire mixed with gasoline,not something i care to experiance.
HAppened to me with a car inside with garage door cracked.. Went to set adj fuel pressure regulator and the braided line near firewall was sparking to firewall. Wooah ! It had MSD6A so the sparks where powerful and multiple. LOL. Whack, whack, whack, whack. Fixed the vehicle's grounds and wallah.

Explained why fuel psi was low too. Electric pump. Doh !
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Originally Posted by Rookie
I know a lot of people use braided stainless hose, but I would try to stay away from it. If a hot +12v cable touches it, it might be over in a hurry. I just rigged my fuel system with black AN nylon braided hose vs stainless.
We had a diesel engine on a test rig at Bosch catch fire when the braided stainless fuel line touched the positive post of the starting battery it was sitting over. The fire system dumped 10 bottles of cardox when the fire sensors detected the flame. What a mess.
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