fuel return line question
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fuel return line question
Hey guys, I had to pull my IPR last night and clean it out. While doing so I noticed the fuel return lines from the front of the heads to the fpr were really dry rotted, sure enough one blew out on the way to work today. It sucked!!!! Here's the ?, buy new lines from ford or just have some made up at the local hose supplier? If i have them made, what is the max psi they should ever see in them so I am sure to get the right hose. Thanks in advance, Eric
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Buy new ones from Ford. There is up to 80 psi in those lines and there is alot of stuff for them to run so you want the braid lines still. They won't be cheap but it will be worth the hassle to just buy some rather than have them made.
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I just went with new stock lines, 30 bucks each from the dealer. I dont think that is too bad every 12 years, lol
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From: Silver Lake Dunes, MI
Originally Posted by barebackjake
nah the stockers are a aeroquip line, the hpop lines are stainless. i had some new stainless ones done for $50 from my local hose guy