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Can end (banjo) fitting be purchased separetely?
The high pressure fuel line I bought (part # 911-356-066-07 OEM) is too large of a banjo to fit my 1977 fuel pump. Pelican told me it's the correct part number ^#%* .
The catalog states the "07" is for 77 to 89 and the number "08" part is for 83 to 89's. Is the "08" part the smaller of the banjo's available ? Any suggestions are appreciated. Ric |
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10-10-2011, 02:52 PM
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Can the fitting that threads into the fuel pump be bought separately ? I am thinking of replacing it with a larger diameter fitting to accommodate the larger part "07" banjo. |
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10-10-2011, 02:56 PM
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I think it can. I looked into that when I played around with replacing my 79 SC fuel pump with internal check valve to one with an external check valve. My fuel line has a 10MM banjo fitting for the internal check valve. But the external one requires a 12MM banjo fitting. I ended up with staying with the internal check valve fuel pump.
But here are some sources I found for banjo fittings: 034 MOTORSPORT Banjo 12mm -4AN Male : atpturbo.com Banjo - Fuel Line Adapter Fittings - SummitRacing.com banjo fittings - Hydraulic Supply Co. Earl's Performance Single Banjo Hose Ends - SummitRacing.com And then there is always Google:
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10-10-2011, 07:02 PM
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You provided some excellent options for the change over, but I decided to have the old rubber hose section of the line replaced with new hose at Hose-man. This way, there will be no question regarding the size difference of the banjo and it keeps me inline with the original set up. |
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10-10-2011, 08:45 PM
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1977 Porsche 911S
