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OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - zeeman - 09-28-2015 Does anyone know if the plastic clear fuel line used on the 603 and 606 engine for the fuel filter lines is available or is it replaced with the braided hose now. And what size is it? looks like 7mm. RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - Druk - 09-28-2015 All the lines are available but not as a cut length. The come as made-up parts with the push-on ends included. RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - JVance - 04-11-2016 Bumping this back to the top. I've broken one of my plastic fuel lines. Since I have a new pump on the way, I'm thinking about replacing all of the lines, since I have no reference for how stiff/brittle these lines should be (note: everything rubber on my car is brittle, as if the car was baked at some point in time...). Since the banjo ends are barbed, is there a fuel line/hose available that matches the stock line and will stay attached to the hose-ends? Or, is there a suitable replacement hose that may be clamped? Zeeman, did you ever come up with a solution, or did you simply order replacement hoses from the dealership? RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - zeeman - 04-11-2016 (04-11-2016, 08:36 PM)JVance Bumping this back to the top. I've broken one of my plastic fuel lines. Since I have a new pump on the way, I'm thinking about replacing all of the lines, since I have no reference for how stiff/brittle these lines should be (note: everything rubber on my car is brittle, as if the car was baked at some point in time...). Funny you should bring that up again. I am at that point again trying to find replacement hose instead of buying all new complete hoses which are expensive. I am told that they are Viton hoses and are metric. My local foreign parts store has referred me to a hose supply near me to see if they can come up with that size. Up to this point I have been buying all the 603 fuel filter housings I can find with the hoses still attached that are in good shape. I change the housings on the OM 606 conversions I do when using the 603 IP pump. There is also some hose on e-bay but no sure of the metric size needed. I need to follow up on this for a solution. RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - barrote - 04-12-2016 That is not hose, its tubing made of nylon, more comonly refered as teflon. and its 7mil not sure if u can aquire that stuff any where, but one good substitute is air compressed tubing, wich any truck store have in many sizes and shapes and colours , i dough they have colorless good luck RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - Hario' - 04-12-2016 As barrote says, it's nylon, which is compatible with diesel (not petrol though). Push fit pneumatic hose is nylon and good and cheap to use. ***But be aware, some coloured pneumatic tubing is made from poly vinyl type stuff and it NOT compatible with diesel, if its translucent it will definitely be nylon. Beers. RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - waz - 04-12-2016 Check McMaster Carr Part number 5733K77 There are others that are harder, thicker, thinner, nylon instead of teflon,,,,, Not sure if this one can stay on the barbs without clamps but, it has a wide variety of uses listed. For Use With: Acetic Acid, Acetone, Biodiesel, Bleach, Coolant, Deionized Water, Diesel Fuel, Fuel Oil, Gasoline, Hydraulic Fluid, Hydrochloric Acid, Hydrogen Peroxide, Isopropyl Alcohol, Kerosene, Methanol, Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK), Mineral Oil, Phosphoric Acid, Sodium Hydroxide, Sulfuric Acid, Vegetable Oil RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - EmJay - 04-13-2016 Assuming that the size could be found, I've used motorcycle fuel hose for both gas and diesel. That is what our fleet mechanic recommended, and has used on our forklifts. Cheap and easy to find, plus for the custom crowd it comes in a variety of colors (including clear) RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - JVance - 04-13-2016 How much pressure do these lines see? (I do realize they are on the filter side, and fuel return...) RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - zeeman - 04-13-2016 (04-13-2016, 08:30 AM)JVance How much pressure do these lines see? (I do realize they are on the filter side, and fuel return...) I would think it would be pretty low with the IP pump lift pump pressure. under 10 psi ? I know the bypass return line valve is set under that. RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - AlanMcR - 04-14-2016 I think the average pressure is 1 bar / 15 psi. The pressure pulses rather vigorously with each stroke of the lift pump. RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - SurfRodder - 04-18-2016 Here's what I did. Fixed it once and for good. See the pic in post 43 here: http://www.superturbodiesel.com/std/show...6#pid40976 RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - Hario' - 04-19-2016 (04-13-2016, 08:30 AM)JVance How much pressure do these lines see? (I do realize they are on the filter side, and fuel return...) On the vacuum side then upto 15psi (atmo) so probably about 15 on the pressure side. RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - Max - 04-19-2016 Just go to the next MB-Dealer, for my 602 Build i got 1 Meter for free from my Partsguy at Mercedes. Only thing is that the "new" Version of the Fuelline is black instead of translucent. Greets Max RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - AlanMcR - 04-19-2016 (04-19-2016, 08:27 AM)Max ...Only thing is that the "new" Version of the Fuelline is black instead of translucent... So MB finally figured out how to make OM606 fuel system even worse? RE: OM 603 606 Plastic Fuel Lines - Max - 04-19-2016 No, 606/605 Fuel Lines are still available in translucent. I was talking about the Lines for 601/02/03... |