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Old 02-22-2013, 03:58 PM
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I need to make some push connect fittings to my fuel lines. Anyone in melbourne interested in helping with a flaring tool for a slab?

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Why do you need to make them? Just flare and use an or compression fittings.
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Why do you need to make them? Just flare and use an or compression fittings.
Agree.

I wouldn't use any factory quick connect fitting.
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Agree.

I wouldn't use any factory quick connect fitting.
Why not?

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Certainly not the plastic females, seen too many failures.
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I recently had a dud plastic connection at the fuel tank (pump) in the boot, took a while to find the source of vapours until it really let go. What are the alternatives?

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Russell make an alloy one with an oring and a screw in locking sleeve. That's what I used.
I then just flared all the hard line and used tube nuts.
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