Hi all,
If it's not one thing then it's another!
Got the filler to tank pipe sorted (thanks for the help)
Now the pipe from tank to pump is causing this problem :-
Not a lot of distance between the two - so the new pipe (quite thick walled) is kinking to make the necessary angle of probably 90 degrees.
As always any help gratefully received.
Cheers
Andrew
Fuel pipe - tank to pump
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Re: Fuel pipe - tank to pump
Probably easier to extend the rubber hose sections to where the bends are to make life easier.
Especially at the front of the car where the pipe passes through the floor
Especially at the front of the car where the pipe passes through the floor
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Re: Fuel pipe - tank to pump
Yep, sorry
It's a 1981 GTi - and its the very short section from tank to pump (rear)
Cheers
Andrew
It's a 1981 GTi - and its the very short section from tank to pump (rear)
Cheers
Andrew
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Re: Fuel pipe - tank to pump
http://www.classic-vw.co.uk/mk1-golf-fu ... 3889-p.asp
Is this the part you need?
https://www.etka.me/Volkswagen/RDW/SCI/ ... 201/201025
Is this the part you need?
https://www.etka.me/Volkswagen/RDW/SCI/ ... 201/201025
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Re: Fuel pipe - tank to pump
I'd try emailing Classic VW in the link above or find "Mark Classic vw Carter" on Facebook and ask when he expects stock back in.
Failing that, they're still readily available in the US, genuine and copies
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-original-eq ... 1311d~oes/
http://www.autohausaz.com/pn/171201311d
Failing that, they're still readily available in the US, genuine and copies
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-original-eq ... 1311d~oes/
http://www.autohausaz.com/pn/171201311d
Re: Fuel pipe - tank to pump
Big thanks - mark 1 gls and mr.brown
I didn't remove the tank/pump but I guess your replies confirmed my suspicion that it wasn't just a normal length of pipe which bent normally!
I'll chase up one of the suppliers mentioned and then wait for the next Hiccup!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers
Andrew
I didn't remove the tank/pump but I guess your replies confirmed my suspicion that it wasn't just a normal length of pipe which bent normally!
I'll chase up one of the suppliers mentioned and then wait for the next Hiccup!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers
Andrew
Re: Fuel pipe - tank to pump
One on it's way from the US of A
Thanks for the help
Getting nearer now - MOT on the horizon?
Cheeers
Andrew
Thanks for the help
Getting nearer now - MOT on the horizon?
Cheeers
Andrew