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Braided flexible injection lines
Hello,
Here's question for the diesel guys. Has anybody used flexible injection lines. for your 240d/300d/300sd. e.g. from the injection pump to the injectors? Brian |
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No. They need to be thick metal because they hold ~2500psi of fuel. They have to be exactly the same length with minimal expansion otherwise it will affect injection timing.
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Flex hoses can easily hold 2500psi. It's the expansion of the hose under pressure that upsets injection quality that makes it unsuitable.
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Yup, the braided hose would flex in diameter, and probably give symptoms similar to air in the fuel lines........
SB
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