I find it interesting that everyone has trouble with gray fuel lines, i still have the original gray lines after 12 years 97 gsi. Of course i have never used any thing but premium ETHANOL FREE gas. Luckily it is still available here in MN. It really doesn't pay to out cheap yourself.
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Texas Guy
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Hey Davec, you may want to pull off a line or two and just look at them and the carb inlets. My 95 ran pretty well but I looked at them anyway and they are full of Goo & Nasty!!!
fastasfook
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hey bigler.
i live in the uk and all our gas is ethanol free & it seems nobody has problems with the gray fuel lines. so yeah i think your right.
chekoz77
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I wonder what the goo is. I have some lines with the goo in them but I see no physical sign of breakdown on the lines. And the green stuff only seems to be in the return lines and not the supply lines.In my case anyways.
I do see some sticky brown goo in places on the supply side.Maybe the brown is the fuel line breaking down and then it mixes with the ethanol making it green???
Any scientists here?? I can send you a sample of the "goo". lol
I do see some sticky brown goo in places on the supply side.Maybe the brown is the fuel line breaking down and then it mixes with the ethanol making it green???
Any scientists here?? I can send you a sample of the "goo". lol
It's a mixture of fuel and ethanol breakdown with the gray fuel line...just dump them all.
Karl
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fastasfook
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oppp,s i spoke too soon. our govenment is just about to announce it is to add 10% ethanol to all our fuels
a cost saving exercise they say!! its gonna cost me & many others a new set of fuel lines.timmyboy76
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think its just "fuel" doing it. There aint ethonal out here, that i no of, and yet, all the ski's i worked on/replaced the grey lines, were all, beat to crap, with the "GREEN GOOOOOOO"
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