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What MFI lines did I buy?

I bought these MFI lines, pump bases, solenoid, and cross bar here on Classifieds.

The lines don't look at all like my 69 ones. Do you recognize them? Crossbar too. For a later model?






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Old 05-19-2014, 09:04 AM
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Are you sure they are 911 MFI fuel lines? They just don't look right. See if they match up at all to this illustration:

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Can't help, but you sure have a nice selection of plated bolts, etc..
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Can't help, but you sure have a nice selection of plated bolts, etc..
My thoughts exactly. That is some sexy spare hardware.
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The set dead center in the lower picture look suspiciously like the ones on a mid-'70s-early '80s VW diesel, right down to the anti-vibration clamps.

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There is 2 different styles that go to the right bank and it has to do with clearing the grey air channel on the later cars.
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Yes under the black bin are VW. Here is a pick of my spares.
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The VW lines picture would help.





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Thank you Terry, do you think some of the long lines are VW diesel as well? 3 of them have the same nut as the the short injector lines.
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Shaun, the other lines I can't be sure of. I was looking for pictures of my old Mercedes 300CD, 5 cylinder diesel. It had similar injectors and just thinking out loud that similar connectors 5 pipes?????

Anyone with a 70s/80s era 3.0 MB diesel can maybe peek.

If I find any pics I'll be back.

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Lots of injectors use the same thread for the coupling. I just cleaned a set of 2002 Tii injectors on a diesel machine. VW diesels of that type (pre-TDi) all share the same configuration. The only other VW option might be the Audi 5000 diesel and turbo diesel. Volvo used a similar engine configuration. They could also be for one of the many MB diesels.

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Wanted to thank everyone and close this out. Seller issued a partial refund, very gentlemanly.

On the plating, it's a rabbit hole that has no end. But so glad I kept all hardware on every car I ever parted out. Now I just wish I had those cars back.

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