petrol pipe size
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Hi Kev
From "alternative parts page" in useful links:
5/8" ID Hydraulic Hose SAE 100R1AT BE710
You may want to think about putting in an inline filter at the same time.
I bought one of these:
http://www.fastroadcars.co.uk/shop/index.php?act=v...
Cheers
Tim
From "alternative parts page" in useful links:
5/8" ID Hydraulic Hose SAE 100R1AT BE710
You may want to think about putting in an inline filter at the same time.
I bought one of these:
http://www.fastroadcars.co.uk/shop/index.php?act=v...
Cheers
Tim
Please make sure the hose is suitable for unleaded petrol otherwise it could soften and you would have a very 'gunked' up fuel system.
Adrian Venn, Exactly TVR was attempting to source suitable hose, might be worth a quick ring, it needs to be hard walled (so its not sucked flat by the pump) and armoured due to its vunerable location
Adrian Venn, Exactly TVR was attempting to source suitable hose, might be worth a quick ring, it needs to be hard walled (so its not sucked flat by the pump) and armoured due to its vunerable location
Just bought the hard walled reinforced pipe. I got it from an hydraulic pipe specialist in Essex. It is all stamped up with the rights nos. and it was not too expensive. If you have trouble sourcing let me know and I will check if they would do mail order, if not I can get a length and send it off for you.
Edited by TonupS2 on Friday 30th October 15:52
Elfit said:
Hi Kev
:
You may want to think about putting in an inline filter at the same time.
I bought one of these:
http://www.fastroadcars.co.uk/shop/index.php?act=v...
Cheers
Tim
But why ? there is a filter fitted as standard :
You may want to think about putting in an inline filter at the same time.
I bought one of these:
http://www.fastroadcars.co.uk/shop/index.php?act=v...
Cheers
Tim

Edited by phillpot on Friday 30th October 16:20
phillpot said:
But why ? there is a filter fitted as standard 
The fuel takes the route:
Tank -> Pump -> Filter -> Engine.
I was having problems with muck in the tank clogging the pump inlet hence fitting the inline filter. The screen in the bottom of the tank was pretty useless on mine.
I have since sorted out my tank problems (rust) but am happy to have the filter to protect the pump.
Some other folk have one fitted too.
Cheers
Tim
If you fit a filter before the pump make sure it's a big, coarse low restriction one. A normal filter (especially some of the smaller ones sold as pre-filters) have too much restriction and can lead to cavitation. It may only happen when the fuel level is low and everything is hot, but it's something you really want to avoid.
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