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Old 05-20-2026, 01:30 PM   #10
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Default Re: Fuel Inlet Fitting?

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Originally Posted by rich b View Post
FYI

When building or repairing a fuel line, use a good quality 1/4" ferrule; the ones from the plumbing department in a big box store might not be up to the task.

Unless someone previously wailed on them, the nuts can usually be reused.
The ferrule of the original fitting made especially for the use on the Stromberg is not just a short ferrule like all suppliers now sell, IMHO. The ferrule is longer and feeds back into the fitting like a sleeve. It is not like a separate nut and ferrule. With the proper fitting you can put the fitting/ferrule on the carburetor and then push the fuel line from the pump until it bottoms in the carburetor and then tighten the nut. The same fitting works on the pump if memory is serving me today. LOL
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