viton hoses
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From: Tillamook, Or.
FWIW
These guy's are right down the road from me, but then, that's most of the way up the coast from you.
http://www.greaseworks.org/viton
Maybe a backup source if nothing else.
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These guy's are right down the road from me, but then, that's most of the way up the coast from you.
http://www.greaseworks.org/viton
Maybe a backup source if nothing else.
Best
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I have a 6.9 myself and I was seeking viton lines and o-rings to replace those on my truck so I could run bio and I got a hint from someone on these forums but i forgot who and they told me to simply go to my local hardware store and buy some of that cheap braided clear line hose they sell there and use that instead. It is the BEST thing I have ever done for my truck. It is bio-diesel safe and its clear so you can check and see if you have air in your lines or you can see the quality of fuel running through your lines. Its AWESOME.
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man i sure do not know the material name. you can call your local hardware store though they will know exactly what you are talking about. they sell this stuff in a clear hose and a clear braided line, but I was told to get the clear braided. I have the stuff running from both of my tanks and then all throughout my entire engine. its great cause I can take a peak anytime and see if I have air in my lines (i have had problems with this in the past) so it makes it real convenient. i have been running bio now for like 8 months and the lines are still crystal clear they havent even clouded up or anything.
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i was told not to use the clear stuff, because eventualy itll wear away with b100, but if it alright, ill have to go get some, did you also use it for your return line?
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Originally Posted by DNewton
i was told not to use the clear stuff, because eventualy itll wear away with b100, but if it alright, ill have to go get some, did you also use it for your return line?
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From: Kent WA
Originally Posted by DNewton
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Originally Posted by DNewton
2. so ill be fine if i hook up the braided vinyl clear line hose for all return lines and fuel lines?
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From: Kent WA
Originally Posted by DNewton
well, if its cheap, i dont mind having to replace it.........but then again, i havent had to replace all the hoses yet, so i dont know how much of a pain it is......
The o-rings are a profile # 111. Anyplace that sells butyl rubber o-rings can sell them to you for a few cents apiece. Each injector needs two. When removing them, remove the bottom one first. With the top one still in place the bottom one will "roll" right over the top one and not fall into the groove. Likewise, when installing them, put the top one into its groove first and then the bottom one will just "roll" right on over it and down to the bottom groove.
Assemble the hoses and return caps as an assembly and install them that way after the o-rings are in place. Put a little oil, grease, or vasaline on the o-rings after they are in place and it will make pushing the caps down over the new o-rings a LOT easier.
Good lick with it....
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From: Kent WA
Originally Posted by DNewton
ok, so get butyl rubber o-rings with the profile #111?