Brake and fuel line Diameter Question
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Brake and fuel line Diameter Question
Im in the process of rebuilding the brake lines from just above the grommet under the rear seat to the rear arches.
I believe the standard lines are 3/16th's and take m10*1mm union's
Anyone know were is best to get the new union's and flaring kit, dont want to go down the crappy ebay route.
Also ill be adapting the Fuel lines to AN6 from underneath the rear seat to the fuel pump assembly. Can anyone tell me what the diameter of the fuel feed/return and evap lines are please.
Plan on using this style of kit ( either a proper earl's or torques not unbranded rubbish):
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AN6-6AN-JI...AAAOSwcnpTnngX
Any help be much appreciated
I believe the standard lines are 3/16th's and take m10*1mm union's
Anyone know were is best to get the new union's and flaring kit, dont want to go down the crappy ebay route.
Also ill be adapting the Fuel lines to AN6 from underneath the rear seat to the fuel pump assembly. Can anyone tell me what the diameter of the fuel feed/return and evap lines are please.
Plan on using this style of kit ( either a proper earl's or torques not unbranded rubbish):
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AN6-6AN-JI...AAAOSwcnpTnngX
Any help be much appreciated
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The brake pipes are 3/16 but use copper/nickel pipe. This is the best flaring tool I have used, not this exact brand but this tool it's superb and works every time.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Profession...0AAOSw3ydVgtxn
Can't remember exactly what the set up is as standard but there are two sizes of pipe, from memory the feed is 8mm and return 6.5mm both O/D. The torques tube fittings with the olives work well I have them on my car and have never had an issue.
In terms of the brake fittings they are M10 x 1.0 and they are pretty much universal so ebay is fine for these.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Profession...0AAOSw3ydVgtxn
Can't remember exactly what the set up is as standard but there are two sizes of pipe, from memory the feed is 8mm and return 6.5mm both O/D. The torques tube fittings with the olives work well I have them on my car and have never had an issue.
In terms of the brake fittings they are M10 x 1.0 and they are pretty much universal so ebay is fine for these.
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The brake pipes are 3/16 but use copper/nickel pipe. This is the best flaring tool I have used, not this exact brand but this tool it's superb and works every time.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Profession...0AAOSw3ydVgtxn
Can't remember exactly what the set up is as standard but there are two sizes of pipe, from memory the feed is 8mm and return 6.5mm both O/D. The torques tube fittings with the olives work well I have them on my car and have never had an issue.
In terms of the brake fittings they are M10 x 1.0 and they are pretty much universal so ebay is fine for these.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Profession...0AAOSw3ydVgtxn
Can't remember exactly what the set up is as standard but there are two sizes of pipe, from memory the feed is 8mm and return 6.5mm both O/D. The torques tube fittings with the olives work well I have them on my car and have never had an issue.
In terms of the brake fittings they are M10 x 1.0 and they are pretty much universal so ebay is fine for these.
so if the fuel feed and return lines are different. ill need 2 different an6 to hardline adapters with the internal olives. ill have a look at torques website. I plan on using new clips for brake lines as well...Thank you for your help guys
#7
Witch fitting's did people use before for welding onto the fuel pump assembly
Steel AN6 for the feed and return. AN4 for the vent?
Earles fittings: https://www.earls.co.uk/earls/adapte...nadapters.html
Also tech spec~:https://www.earls.co.uk/earls/techni...ad%20Sizes.pdf
Steel AN6 for the feed and return. AN4 for the vent?
Earles fittings: https://www.earls.co.uk/earls/adapte...nadapters.html
Also tech spec~:https://www.earls.co.uk/earls/techni...ad%20Sizes.pdf
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