I purchased scotty's high flow fuel system for my 2001 and I noticed that it comes with aeroquip fuel line. Does anyone know what the fuel line is made from? The reason I ask is I'm thinking of using biodiesel in my truck, but you can't use rubber for biodiesel fuel lines, they break down over time. I believe that you need to use fuel lines made from vitron. Anyone out there know what the aeroquip lines are made from? thanks.

 

It will depend on which hose you have. They have several different models. You did not state if it was stainless steel braided, socketless, or what have you.

Try looking here.

http://hydraulics.eaton.com/products...yance_main.htm

 

Where did you hear about that with the biodiesel. I'm looking at bio also, and would perfer todo my fuel system just once.

 

I've allways been interested in biodiesel, but never enough to look at it seriously until the fuel prices started getting so high! From what I've read out there they say that if your engine is post '93 you should be ok with your fuel lines. I just want to be sure about the aeroquip lines before I put them in.

 

Ah ok I remember reading something about that. Same reason I want to start the bio thing. I'm moving back home soon and will have a place to set up shop. What about emailing or pming Scotty? Let u know what u find out.

 

Scotty's out of town for a while(honeymoon) so I'll email him when he gets back. I was just wondering if anyone out there knew the answer allready.