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Does anyone have a offcut of this no longer needed? Maybe 300mm - 160mm..

well you can if its just a pipe in a hot environment. VW fitted it on the front to back pipes on petrol didnt they? Personally id rather use 100% ethanol rubber hose and be done with it. But id rather use the poly stuff than copper pipe.

Cobra88 wrote:Hi Lloydy

I wasn't sure what sort of temperature rating the polyamide stuff has really

just thinking of what to do so posted here to find out what you guys have done.

Regards
Rick

It's what VW use, all diesels have it running across the top of the engine

what about the polyamide pipe brickwerks sell? then just have rubber at the connections either end?

Hoping to turn up Saturday morning.

i bow to you superior knowledge on these units. unusual for a two wire pulsed supply to recognise resistance though? normally for that you would have permanent 12v supply then a 0-12v for speed which would recognise resistance

basically thats what i do on heating systems that are taking out fuses.

an easy test i would try is unplug the pump and let it go through the cycle. The cooker wont know the pump is unplugged, if the fuse doesnt blow its the pump. If it does blow then move onto the glowplug, then fan. Its just a process of elimination

Best bet is to just have a wife who’s a kinda lightening rod.

im running a petrol air filter sat on the diesel battery tray. Im having built a charge cooler built into the inlet manifold. This means all the air filter/snorkel /air inlet can fit in the factory position

You won't get much on at all with a rear wheel carrier, just one bike on the last segment. i do that, then store stuff on it as well. I use a tow bar bike rack for the other 3 bikes. might give you an idea..

My paulchen has done no damage at all, and I've had a fair bit hanging off it over the years.

i just used the insurance company, doesn't normally effect your no claims. i paid a £50 excess and supplied a new window rubber.

some on this page
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Great to meet up with everyone And more importantly, as typed above thanks to all who put so much effort into it all.