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Diesel fuel line connector seals

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Jim Gundlach

05-30-2005 11:29:22




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I have some time this weekend to work on the green Case 530(?) this weekend and the first thing I tackled was the leaking diesel fuel line and shut off valve. The previous owner was one to really patch things together with what ever was available. The fuel line appears to have started out as � inch copper tubing with compression connections. A section of the copper tubing was cut out and replaced with a rubber coated plastic hose. What surprised me was the hose ran right next to the exhaust pipe and had not burned up. I drained the tank and removed the two ends of the copper tubing. The connections use rubber or plastic compression rings for seals. Does anyone know where I can get new seals? I have plenty of copper tubing on hand and should have no trouble making a new line. The shut off valve had a piece of metal in it that kept it from closing; I�m testing it now to see if it shuts off. I should be able to re-pack the valve stem and keep it if it does.

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Jim Nuhfer

05-31-2005 08:59:50




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 Re: Diesel fuel line connector seals in reply to Jim Gundlach, 05-30-2005 11:29:22  
I just replaced all the seals in my Case 800. The local diesel shops do not carry the wide seals. I was able to get them at: Central Fuel Injection Service Co 2403 Murray Rd
Estherville Iowa 712.362.4200 or>Link

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Pat Tercho

05-31-2005 03:20:39




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 Re: Diesel fuel line connector seals in reply to Jim Gundlach, 05-30-2005 11:29:22  
Jim-

You should be able to pick up those return line seals at a diesel injector shop. Those were pretty common to all makes, and they should have them on hand. I've tried making them out of fuel line tubing from auto parts store with mixed results. I think the factory ones are a little firmer than the tubing for a better crush seal. They are a little pricey though, seemed like I paid $2/piece a while back.

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