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fuel line check valve
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DNK
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It has a check valve in the middle
https://www.swagelok.com/search/find_prod...f4-15e38e3f5266
https://www.swagelok.com/search/find_prod...f4-15e38e3f5266
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Good question. It's not for my TR3. But I can't find a forum here for hardware that's not car specific - at least one that has many participants.
Pub doesn't have many participants these days.
As I was just asking if anyone knew of a fuel line "flow control" (one way valve), I asked you guys. The guys I trust!
Tom
Pub doesn't have many participants these days.
As I was just asking if anyone knew of a fuel line "flow control" (one way valve), I asked you guys. The guys I trust!
Tom
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Fine by me; but I'm still curious as to why.
As usual, MMC offers a wide variety of check valves that will stand up to ethanol (and gasoline), including brass, bronze, stainless steel and PVDF.
Or, since I'm guessing you'll want a very low opening pressure (and because I like making things), I might be tempted to try to build a gravity-operated one with a couple of brass fittings and a bearing ball.
As usual, MMC offers a wide variety of check valves that will stand up to ethanol (and gasoline), including brass, bronze, stainless steel and PVDF.
Or, since I'm guessing you'll want a very low opening pressure (and because I like making things), I might be tempted to try to build a gravity-operated one with a couple of brass fittings and a bearing ball.