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what kind of flare on W124 fuel distributor lines ?
Hi all,
Does anyone know what kind of flare is on the ends of the steel tubes that connect the fuel distributor to the fuel injectors on an older model W124 ? say 1987 260E ?? I noticed the flare isn't a simple nor a double flare. It's some proprietary flare. What kind of tool can you use to make such a flare? thanx |
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So does anyone know what kind of flaring tool to make this kind of flare? This connector attaches to the fuel distributor.
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That is not a flare. It is a formed piece attached to the end of the line. You don't use a flared end on this type of fuel line as the steel is too brittle and would split. You use a "ball and socket" arrangement which is what you have.
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So you are saying Mercedes weld that little (flare-like) end to the tube with the banjo bolt above it? There is no way we can make something like it by hand-tools?
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