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Fuel Line, Special Material For Premix?


sredish

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I f'ed up my fuel line installing a new inline filter. It needed to be changed anyway and I have some coming from Rockymountain this week. However, I would like to ride this afternoon. I bought some regular rubber line from Auto Zone, but the dufus told me that premix would eat through the rubber, therefore I needed a special synthetic designed for a premix fuel. I hadn't heard that before, but my current hose is not a regular rubber, so I thought I'd check in with you all. I imagine I'll run it anyway, if it goes bad or starts leaking or whatever the f*^&, then I'll just take it off and steal some one else's whose dumb enough to leave their machine unattended. :headbang: That usually works.

 

Scott

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If the line in question is labeled as fuel line or gasoline you're good to go. The oil portion will not eat anything, its the gasoline that will. Rubber is fine for temporary, vinyl or PVC is ok for a season and silicone is a no-no with gas. Methanol will run through just about anything without eating it. Gasoline is the worst.

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