fuel line

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would there be a problem using a brake line for a Jubilee fuel line?

 

[Rusty2N]

No problem at all!!

 

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(quoted from post at 12:27:20 02/13/23) No problem at all!!

Thank you

 

[Lynn Patrick]

The only problem will be what to do w/your extra money! The last time I looked a pre-bent "OEM" line was about $35 w/shipping & a 32" brake line was about $5! :&lt

 

[Tim PloughNman Daley]

Brake and fuel lines use the same size, 1/4 Stainless Steel preferably lines. The compression fittings use a special thread size too- 7/16-24 UNS.


Tim Daley(MI)

 

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(quoted from post at 07:32:30 02/14/23) The only problem will be what to do w/your extra money! The last time I looked a pre-bent "OEM" line was about $35 w/shipping & a 32" brake line was about $5! :&lt

Yes, I saw the price which made me think brake line. Thank you

 

[Nyquil Junkie]

I read somewhere not to use copper or those copper nickle lines for gasoline, because it does something to something somewhere... I can't remember what the reason was. maybe someone else knows the reason not to, if its even true you shouldn't.

 

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(quoted from post at 11:00:49 02/15/23) I read somewhere not to use copper or those copper nickle lines for gasoline, because it does something to something somewhere... I can't remember what the reason was. maybe someone else knows the reason not to, if its even true you shouldn't.

Thank you

 

[Eman85]

From my shop lessons from a long time ago was told not to use copper as it will crack, it gets brittle and the vibrations will cause a crack. As for NiCop I don't know enough about it for fuel, it works great for brake lines.

 

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(quoted from post at 13:29:55 02/15/23) From my shop lessons from a long time ago was told not to use copper as it will crack, it gets brittle and the vibrations will cause a crack. As for NiCop I don't know enough about it for fuel, it works great for brake lines.

Thank you