I was going change all my fuel lines in the boat. I looked at the goodyear fuel lines at the local parts store and it looks thin walled compared to my stock ones. Is there a difference between Bombardiers and Goodyears? There is also a huge price difference with Goodyears being 400% cheaper than the dealer I checked at, I am not concerned about the price unless there is no differences!
Never mind I just found out they are different!
You want Coast Guard approved fuel lines in your boat. For lines from the tank to the transom use Type A fire resistant hose. From the transom fitting to the motor, Type B is OK.
Approved marine hose will have the make, size, and approval code printed every foot.
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Wanna play gotta pay and don't try to cheap out going to West marine either.Just get the BRP stuff and keep everything "cool running mon".
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