Fuel Hose
Fuel Hose
OK, so I am going to replace all the lines to and from the fuel tank on my buddies '89. Can anyone point me to the proper size hose that I should be using for this?
im not certain but i think if u go to a larger size it is better for the fuel pump cuz it helps lubricate it better I may be wrong tho. I know the famous KTA upsized his lines to 1/2 but he had to up the fuel pickup tube as well. Its just a thought cuz it would be the best time to do it.
I recently ran 1/2 fuel hose with a new pickup.
Why are you replacing the lines?
the stock lines on my truck are metal, with rubber hose on both ends.
if you are having leaks, replace the rubber parts.
unless you want more fuel flow, than go with a larger than stock diameter
I think stock lines are 5/16
but I am not positive
Why are you replacing the lines?
the stock lines on my truck are metal, with rubber hose on both ends.
if you are having leaks, replace the rubber parts.
unless you want more fuel flow, than go with a larger than stock diameter
I think stock lines are 5/16
but I am not positive
Originally Posted by norberg
I recently ran 1/2 fuel hose with a new pickup.
Why are you replacing the lines?
the stock lines on my truck are metal, with rubber hose on both ends.
if you are having leaks, replace the rubber parts.
unless you want more fuel flow, than go with a larger than stock diameter
I think stock lines are 5/16
but I am not positive
Why are you replacing the lines?
the stock lines on my truck are metal, with rubber hose on both ends.
if you are having leaks, replace the rubber parts.
unless you want more fuel flow, than go with a larger than stock diameter
I think stock lines are 5/16
but I am not positive
Originally Posted by Underpsi
did you run 1/2 metal and rubber lines or just rubber? did you just run 1/2 to the filter or all the way to the injection pump?
coming out of the new filter I used 3/8 line to the lift pump.
even though the lift pump uses 5/16 line the 3/8 works with a good hose clamp.
next I intent to install high flow banjo bolts!
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i couldn't see any negitives either and it will be alot less hassle then to use banjo bolts as well as flow better. i have a ton of fitting in the shop so i have lots to play with. i plan on doing this when i install my lp. I've been busy with school lately so I haven't had the chance. During the christmas break it should be done and i'll let everyone know how it went
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