Low Presure Pipe - How to replace
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Re: Low Presure Pipe - How to replace
Cheers Marc, so does that mean that you should only add fluid to the reservoir when it is fully depressurised and not when at the low position?
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Re: Low Presure Pipe - How to replace
No it should be fine on lowest setting as you need to have the engine running when you bleed the system anyway which requires topping up.
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Re: Low Presure Pipe - How to replace
Did you find the part number for the hose?
It's 5mm, and in my case I used a 6mm fuel hose. Depressurization was not needed, since it's a return line. Hose seemed fine in the rubber, but was cracked in 4 places - so it was not possible to cut 1cm in one end.
It's 5mm, and in my case I used a 6mm fuel hose. Depressurization was not needed, since it's a return line. Hose seemed fine in the rubber, but was cracked in 4 places - so it was not possible to cut 1cm in one end.