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mattmac
8th December 2014, 07:57 PM
Just got a new sender unit to replace the faulty one on my county 110 - took the old one out and went to fit new one but didn't come with new nut and olive-very annoying - surely LR don't expect you to reuse the old ones! Anyway- have ordered new nut and olive but wondering why the fuel line can't just be fitted straight onto sender pipe with hose clamp instead?
rocket scientist
8th December 2014, 11:01 PM
Just got a new sender unit to replace the faulty one on my county 110 - took the old one out and went to fit new one but didn't come with new nut and olive-very annoying - surely LR don't expect you to reuse the old ones! Anyway- have ordered new nut and olive but wondering why the fuel line can't just be fitted straight onto sender pipe with hose clamp instead?
I was told to connect up with a hose clamp when I replaced my sender unit.
Fuel line has been fine.
Can't say the same about the sender unit, however I don't think anyone has made an accurate fuel sender!
Pete.
mattmac
10th December 2014, 07:00 AM
Kind of makes sense- fewer connections to possibly get air leak from!
I was told to connect up with a hose clamp when I replaced my sender unit.
Fuel line has been fine.
Can't say the same about the sender unit, however I don't think anyone has made an accurate fuel sender!
Pete.
rar110
10th December 2014, 09:01 AM
I cut off the bend and clamped on fuel hose. The metal bend got kinked and split resulting in a leak.
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