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I have a 59 BE with a mechanical fuel pump. The car has a replica metal fuel line, just like the original BE line. However, the ends of the fuel line, where they connect to the fuel tank and fuel pump, do not have fittings nor are the ends flared (like brake lines). Moss sold a compression sleeve and tube nut (P/N 376-565 and 376-575) that would do the trick, but do not have available the "tube nut" (P/N 376-575). I have a feeling that these tube nuts are fairly standard, but would love some advice on what to purchase.
If you have any ideas, please let me know.
Mike Pennell
I have a 59 BE with a mechanical fuel pump. The car has a replica metal fuel line, just like the original BE line. However, the ends of the fuel line, where they connect to the fuel tank and fuel pump, do not have fittings nor are the ends flared (like brake lines). Moss sold a compression sleeve and tube nut (P/N 376-565 and 376-575) that would do the trick, but do not have available the "tube nut" (P/N 376-575). I have a feeling that these tube nuts are fairly standard, but would love some advice on what to purchase.
If you have any ideas, please let me know.
Mike Pennell
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