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TR5/TR250 Fuel line route
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Marvin Gruber
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Pictures one and three look correct.
I believe the line should be on left side at the back. Where is the line out of tank at?
marv
I believe the line should be on left side at the back. Where is the line out of tank at?
marv
I ran it on the left side down from the tank tube following the frame. I routed it through the opening in the frame staying on the left side. The muffler goes through the same opening only it is on the right side. Coming out of the gap, I continued the route alone the left side forward to the gas pump where I will connect a fuel filter between the fuel line and the pump.
Second question Marv since you have restored TR250 vehicles. I have rubber strips that I believed were between the front fenders and the frame. I checked with Moss motors and they do not have anything like the rubber strips in their catalog or believe the stops belong there. Have you encountered these rubber strips in you work with these Triumphs? I'll include my phone number in this post.
Hoodie
850-897-3925
Hoodie
850-897-3925