The end of the coil story and a lesson for all of us.

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mattcfish
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Re: The end of the coil story and a lesson for all of us.

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Duane Ausherman wrote:Some of the hose material may not fall apart, but it can harden badly and then leak.
I've had this blue hose on for about 6 years now. No sign of hardening. It did turn green after only a short while though.
The only draw back I've seen is it can be difficult to remove from a fuel nipple when you need to pull the tank.
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Re: The end of the coil story and a lesson for all of us.

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The hose that lost part of itself, only to be found in the main jet, had only been on a few months old. :x
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