I used copper (microbore central heating pipe) and where possible used the
old fittings with the help of a faring tool from Machine Mart, they also
sell a bender that suits the 10mm pipe. To join to the good old pipe I
used compression fittings from B&Q. This was quite a few years ago, and no
recurring problems.
Smiffy
> FROM PAUL@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(you can see how I would vote)
>
> Hi, help and advice please
>
> Fuel lines corroded badly and now have sprung a bad leak just in front
of
> rear wheel where there is a clamp holding the lines to the body.
>
> Any advice on how best to sort these lines please ? Copper pipes ? what
> fittings to use ? Etc. etc.
> Looks like a hell of a nasty job to replace the whole lot so I will cut
out
> and replace the bad parts.
>
> Very much suggest everyone checks these lines because they corrode badly
on
> almost every 928 I've looked under. Clean them up now and spray with
Waxoyl
> before it happens !
>
> P.S. Engine does not run too well with a leak under there !!
>
> Paul
>
> '85 928S2 Turquoise
> '90 928GT Baltic Blue
>
>
