13b MOP line retrofits??
02-03-10, 08:33 AM
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13b MOP line retrofits??
Guys/Gals,
Question. Has anyone ever tried using fuel line/reinforced rubber lines. I realize they would most likely have to be changed more often, but, could it be done? Maybe wrapped in insulation? I dunno, just seems to me, all they have to do is feed oil, and take the heat. No rediculous amounts of pressure go thru these lines so, what do you guys think?
Let me know!
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Question. Has anyone ever tried using fuel line/reinforced rubber lines. I realize they would most likely have to be changed more often, but, could it be done? Maybe wrapped in insulation? I dunno, just seems to me, all they have to do is feed oil, and take the heat. No rediculous amounts of pressure go thru these lines so, what do you guys think?
Let me know!
Thanks,
Dallas FC1
02-03-10, 11:15 AM
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Go ahead and Flame me :)
I did some more searching on the forum and came up with a satisfactory answer! Soooo, since nobody wants to buy my non-running vert, I guess i will just make it run. 
then ask more
then ask more
02-03-10, 02:29 PM
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I replaced mine with high temp nylon hosing. It's still clear and fits over the barbs very nicely and securely. You should be able to get it from any industrial supply store (I got mine from a truck equipment company)
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