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  1. 03-18-2016, 09:16 PM #1
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    Default Mercury fuel lines?


    Can you buy a pre-formed fuel line that goes from top carburetor to fuel pump with the inline filter in between. Both ends of old line looks to be pre-formed. Very tight fit.
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    Found my part #'s. Sure going to make it easier!
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    Yep, make life a lot easier!
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    Midway ordered them. 4.00 each.
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    Counce wanted $75.00 for 1 orang for my merc VST ... I ended up using the Internet and buying one of eBay for $20,,, The guy at the parts counter said it was his cost he was selling it for,,,,,lol yea right
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    Guys that have oil injection better keep those oil and gas lines changed out. Lots of engines 5+ years old are lost when that oil line cracks and starts leaking oil. Ask me now I know??? lost a 150 like that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ShilohRed View Post
    Guys that have oil injection better keep those oil and gas lines changed out. Lots of engines 5+ years old are lost when that oil line cracks and starts leaking oil. Ask me now I know??? lost a 150 like that.
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