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Is It Ok To Use Compression Fittings On Fuel Lines. Compression fittings are never to be used on brake lines. Fuel pressure typically reaches 60 psi at most on non gdi systems. With the engine running the line pressure stays at about 50 psi, when the key is on it hits about 58 psi but only until the relay times out, about 15 seconds or the engine is. Its been running for almost 2 years no promblems. I too have seen them on. Can i use some type of compression fitting to do it, and if so, is it safe? Compression fittings hold in the hundreds of psi. Even on a direct injection setup, the line going under the car that's prone to rust. I can support the connection so no flex or. Fuel lines can be fixed with. They must be flared and connected with a union. My fuel injection system uses compression fittings when going from hard line to hose. It's not ok on brake lines. It is ok on 60 psi fuel lines. I'm using compression fittings on my efi fuel line.

I too have seen them on. Fuel pressure typically reaches 60 psi at most on non gdi systems. It's not ok on brake lines. Compression fittings hold in the hundreds of psi. Compression fittings are never to be used on brake lines. With the engine running the line pressure stays at about 50 psi, when the key is on it hits about 58 psi but only until the relay times out, about 15 seconds or the engine is. Its been running for almost 2 years no promblems. My fuel injection system uses compression fittings when going from hard line to hose. Fuel lines can be fixed with. I can support the connection so no flex or.

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Is It Ok To Use Compression Fittings On Fuel Lines With the engine running the line pressure stays at about 50 psi, when the key is on it hits about 58 psi but only until the relay times out, about 15 seconds or the engine is. Its been running for almost 2 years no promblems. Even on a direct injection setup, the line going under the car that's prone to rust. I can support the connection so no flex or. They must be flared and connected with a union. Can i use some type of compression fitting to do it, and if so, is it safe? I too have seen them on. It is ok on 60 psi fuel lines. It's not ok on brake lines. I'm using compression fittings on my efi fuel line. Compression fittings hold in the hundreds of psi. With the engine running the line pressure stays at about 50 psi, when the key is on it hits about 58 psi but only until the relay times out, about 15 seconds or the engine is. Fuel lines can be fixed with. My fuel injection system uses compression fittings when going from hard line to hose. Fuel pressure typically reaches 60 psi at most on non gdi systems. Compression fittings are never to be used on brake lines.