Flurosilicone Lined Silicone Hoses
12-11-2007, 12:07 PM
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Flurosilicone Lined Silicone Hoses
Has anyone used the Flurosilicone lined hoses for fuel filler neck pipe ?
They are sold as fuel and oil resistant but after some questions / info I recived from a supplier ‘Quote’ :
“If there is petrol passing through the hose then I have to say that I wouldn't use any silicone hose even with a flurosilicone liner in it. Although it probable would do the job I won't guarantee it”
Just wondered if anyone had tried them and what, if any bad / negative effects you had had.
Cheers for any replies.
WD
They are sold as fuel and oil resistant but after some questions / info I recived from a supplier ‘Quote’ :
“If there is petrol passing through the hose then I have to say that I wouldn't use any silicone hose even with a flurosilicone liner in it. Although it probable would do the job I won't guarantee it”
Just wondered if anyone had tried them and what, if any bad / negative effects you had had.
Cheers for any replies.
WD
14-11-2007, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by WD Pro
Anyone ? 
its very very expensive stuff @ £70 a metre, if you need some i have about 3/4 of a metre for sale, its a 19mm internal diameter and i only used a bit for my oil return to the sump.
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