Identify my fuel hose
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Ponk

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1,382 posts

222 months

Monday 2nd April 2012
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Bought several metres of this a while ago and i'm not too sure what fittings I should be using with it. Can anyone help me identify what type of hose it is? I.e. rubber lined, teflon lined etc?



stevieturbo

18,079 posts

277 months

Monday 2nd April 2012
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Looks like teflon. White hard plastic inside ?

Rubber would be....well rubber.

Ponk

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1,382 posts

222 months

Monday 2nd April 2012
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stevieturbo said:
Looks like teflon. White hard plastic inside ?

Rubber would be....well rubber.
Yup, that sounds about right. I'm a little confused because I bought some fittings from the same chap and i'm pretty sure they are for rubber hose. Here are the fittings, pretty sure the ones on the left are Goodridge 200 series. Fittings for teflon hose have an olive like brake fittings right?


stevieturbo

18,079 posts

277 months

Monday 2nd April 2012
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Without unscrewing them Ive no idea what those fittings are like.

Did you order online, or did you order after discussing requirements and suitability of each fitting ?

Ponk

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222 months

Tuesday 3rd April 2012
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Here you go.



The fittings on the left were bought together with the hose. The ones on the right were chucked in with a swirl pot i bought.

stevieturbo

18,079 posts

277 months

Wednesday 4th April 2012
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That looks like a fitting intended for a rubber hose.

But again different brands use different systems. Contact the supplier.

AlfaSpider

231 posts

228 months

Saturday 7th April 2012
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They look like -6 unions either earls or goodridge -6 hose will work. The goodridge 200 series is steel braid, if it's for something classic 210 is good it has the steel liner with a black woven cover. You'll need something like some sharp bolt cutters to get through it.