Bought a nice, sexy, (and expensive! ), Samco silicon hose to use for my filler neck.
What I didn't realise is you have to specify fuel capable stuff when you order. I didn't realise it wasn't fuel capable and the bloke
at Raldes didn't mention it either when I told him what it was for.
As it's filler neck not actual fuel lines it won't be immersed in fuel. How well will it survive? Any idea if it will last short-medium
term? And what's the SVA issues?
Thanks!
James
SVA bloke is a fecking hawk and will pick this up straight away
you need the proper thing mate
or at least a receipt saying its the stuff
you never know hell probably not check half the things youve put loads of effort into
On mine he didn't check this at all, I am using the convoluted stuff from MAC1 and it passed fine, I don't think it is marked at all.
Having said that ZXR is right, just your luck he happens to look and fails it on it!
Rich.
Mine was checked, no markings, i had to get a letter to say it was OK.
Soz for the bad news.
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Originally posted by DarrenW
i had to get a letter to say it was OK.
Soz for the bad news.
Unfortunately it wont matter as silicone (Samco type) isnt compatible with fuel. It needs to be nitrile type rubber.
Rgds
Rich
Yep and its a fortune. Sorry should have been clearer. The regular silicone hose from Samco, Racetech etc isnt fuel proof.
Heres a spec sheet which may be of use.
Rich
here
edit: attachement woulda been handy
[Edited on 2/6/06 by RichieC]
get some down the scrapy and ill have your leftovers
James, Samco silicone is a definate NO. As said above it is not compatable with fuel.......
Dont even try it!...
Fozzie
Okay, thanks everyone.
Gonna start working on something else
...like 2" copper pipe!
Cheers,
James
If you have a lockable boot then i asume he won't look in it to see whats there. I don't remember the chap looking last time.
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Originally posted by donut
If you have a lockable boot then i asume he won't look in it to see whats there. I don't remember the chap looking last time.
Hi
I bought mine from the local Ford garage.
He had pics of different shape ones. Cortina suited my tank.
It was £13 though
Paul G