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03-09-2015, 04:54 PM
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Re: fuel sending unit question
I do highly reccomend using bolt on "fuel injection" clamps or even spring clamps instead of the smaller Ideal type worm drive clamps for smaller rubber lines like fuel lines. The larger Ideal type clamps work great on radiator hoses and such but the design doesn't seem to scale well.
Bolt Fuel Injection clamp.  Spring Fuel Injection clamp. 
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