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Jasper

posted on 24/12/02 at 10:40 AM Reply With Quote
Fuel pipe connection

Quick question: My flexible fuel pipes from the bike engine are 10mm id, the copper fuel pipe 8mm. Do I need to get a pipe reducer (just been in to my local factors who don't have them), or can it be bodged by either just tightening a good quality fuel pipe clip around it, or the addition of a few turns of insulating tape around the pipe to bring out the diameter.

And Happy Christmas to everybody on the forum, hope you all get lots of nice new tools.....

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paulf

posted on 24/12/02 at 11:01 AM Reply With Quote
Iwouldnt advise using tape as it tends to dissolve in contact with petrol , I would try and find some 10mm od copper pipe and solder over the end of the 8mm or get some of a larger diameter and the cut it and roll around the 8mm pipe and solder in place, or if you have access to a lathe turn some brass ends for the pipe.
Paul.
[quoteor can it be bodged by either just tightening a good quality fuel pipe clip around it, or the addition of a few turns of insulating tape around the pipe to bring out the diameter.

And Happy Christmas to everybody on the forum, hope you all get lots of nice new tools.....

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Deckman001

posted on 28/12/02 at 08:08 PM Reply With Quote
Jasper,
If you need some 10mm od pipe I can get some off cuts from work, prob second week in Jan if your not in a hurry

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