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yellow melos

posted on 10/11/08 at 10:26 PM Reply With Quote
Banjo Fittings

I have a K-jetronic fuel injection system, but i need some no standard ( the car is was originally on ) fuel pipes to join verious parts of the system.......

the question is do i use the cheaper sandard banjo unions from simpson suppliesupplies

https://www.simpsonsupplies.co.uk/DIESEL_FUEL_PARTS/FUEL___PIPE_FITTINGS_AND_ACCESSORIES/EYE_UNIONS_FOR_PLASTIC_RUBBER_PIPES_ETC_VARIOUS_SIZES_2584.ht ml

or user the more expensive ally connectors from rally design..


also if i did use the the cheper unit.. would the jubalee type clips be able to withstand the pressure ... normally around 4.7 to 5.5 bar


Cheers

yellow melos

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nick205

posted on 10/11/08 at 11:55 PM Reply With Quote
Cheaper standard fittings should suffice, but as a matter of practise, you should use proper fuel hose clips on the fuel system, not jubille type clips.

And...welcome to the forum BTW






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Simon

posted on 11/11/08 at 12:47 AM Reply With Quote
What Nick says, and emphasise the bit about jubilee clips

When I went to Audi for original turbo oil and water feeds (bits of pipe and a few banjos), their parts bloke asked if I wanted to sit down first

Nearly £400 Made them all myself for about £25

ATB

Simon






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yellow melos

posted on 11/11/08 at 07:38 AM Reply With Quote
Cheers,

i know about the Fuel Clips things i just could not think what they were called last night.

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