What type of fuel is this tubing compatible with?

This tubing is made from PTFE, which is generally compatible with a wide range of fuel types, including gasoline and ethanol blends. Always consult the manufacturer's specifications for detailed compatibility.

What is the purpose of submersible fuel tubing?

Submersible fuel tubing is designed to be placed inside the fuel tank, directly connecting the fuel pump outlet to the fuel line that exits the tank. It needs to withstand constant immersion in fuel and the pressures of the fuel system.

Does this tubing come with any fittings?

This product is for the tubing only. Fittings and clamps are typically sold separately and should be chosen based on your specific fuel pump and line connection requirements.

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Radium Engineering Submersible Fuel Tubing 3/8in x 17.7in Long

Specifications

Brand: Radium Engineering
Part #: 20-0795
UPC: Radium 20-0795

Radium Engineering Submersible Fuel Tubing 3/8in x 17.7in Long

Name: Radium Engineering Submersible Fuel Tubing 3/8in x 17.7in Long
Brand: Radium Engineering
SKU: radium-engineering-radium-engineering-submersible-fuel-tubing-3-8in-x-17-7in-lon-t14-393735
Price: 18.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$18.95

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Radium Engineering submersible fuel tubing, 3/8in x 17.7in. For use with submerged fuel pumps.

Key Features

Fits Radium Engineering submersible fuel tubing applications.
3/8 inch inside diameter.
17.7 inches in length.
Made with submersible PTFE material.
Designed for use with submerged fuel pumps.

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Product Details

This is Radium Engineering submersible fuel tubing, measuring 3/8 inch inside diameter and 17.7 inches long. It is specifically made for use with fuel pumps that sit inside the fuel tank.

The PTFE material is chosen because it holds up well to various fuel types and is designed to be submerged in the fuel. This tubing is a common need when you're upgrading a fuel pump or replacing lines within the tank assembly. Having the right length and material is key to a reliable fuel system setup.