Fulies
Is this a factory fuel line? If so how does the "nut" work? And, what year(s) is ti for. Maybe a S90..not at all sure...Thanks.
-Allen-
Fuel Lines
- Mike Wilson
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Re: Fuel Lines
I haven't seen this before on a 356. The nut would be too far away from the fuel pump.
Mike
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'63 B coupe
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- Allen Henderson
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Re: Fuel Lines
Thanks Mike, Yes, there is more length needed to the fuel pump. I just looked more carefully at the nut. The "nut" is part of a compression fitting but/and the ferrule fits perfectly..like "factory" Is this a home mod to, say, add a fuel filter? Any more input? Thanks.
Allen
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Re: Fuel Lines
It would have to be a filter with a male connection on the outlet side. Maybe a filter as used on older U.S. cars or Pre-A's but the Pre-A filter was located before the pump.
Another possibility, maybe the manual fuel pump was blocked off and an electric fuel pump installed there? Yet another possibility: someone just installed the nut and collar on the fuel line for safe keeping. The nut and collar would be used on the inlet side of an A/B pump.
It looks like a good fuel line (check the inside of it for rust/debris). You could always remove the compression fitting and insert a fuel filter after the pump.
Mike
Another possibility, maybe the manual fuel pump was blocked off and an electric fuel pump installed there? Yet another possibility: someone just installed the nut and collar on the fuel line for safe keeping. The nut and collar would be used on the inlet side of an A/B pump.
It looks like a good fuel line (check the inside of it for rust/debris). You could always remove the compression fitting and insert a fuel filter after the pump.
Mike
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Lomita, CA
'63 B coupe
Lomita, CA
'63 B coupe
- Jim Liberty
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Re: Fuel Lines
This is a new one on me. The filter application is usually done with rubber fuel line. ……….Jim.
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