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    Tygon

    Ok, what is the part number for the good, Jay Smith endorsed, Tygon tubing. I see so many part numbers, then Jay put a part number up then a few posts later said it was the wrong one but it will work?

    Please tell me the McMaster part number for yellow Tygon that will resist fuel.

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    Jay Smith:
    I’ve used tygon tubing ( fuel and lubricant grade ) I buy from McMaster Carr for 25 years never had any issues with any instillation anywhere on any Mercury V-6 , maybe the product your using has to thin a wall thickness OR it’s not rated for fuel lubrication application ?? I also secure it to every barb with ty straps ...I use at least 1 50’ spool a month
    Part # 5552k23 from McMaster - Carr ......404 346 7000 Atlanta , Ga.
    BTW Every 2.5 V-6 High Performance Motor ever made that came from racing division came stock with the same yellow tygon I use daily ??

    MY BAD I put wrong McMaster part number up the number listed is correct !!!That former number was the bigger tygon I use for water line from poppet to top of block , steel sleeved motors!!!
    Jay


    Last edited by Jay Smith; 06-05-2019 at 12:06 PM.

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    It all gets hard after a while, no matter what you use. The black fiber reinforced stuff used on factory carb motors lasts longer but its not as pretty...

    I choose pretty/service regularly rather than ugly/lasts forever

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    So even when he says, "my bad I put the wrong Mcmaster up" was he speaking of the phone number?

    So, 5552k23 is correct? ok

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    Yeah what you see there is correct. The number he posted before he edited it was the 1/4 or 3/8 line used for water I think.

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    I just ordered 25ft. Thanks brother

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    What about TY wraps made for fuel line or tubing? The specialized one that have the rounded head that seal better?
    Anybody have a line on them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stoneman View Post
    What about TY wraps made for fuel line or tubing? The specialized one that have the rounded head that seal better?
    Anybody have a line on them?
    just google hose zip ties and you will see plenty!
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    None of them look adequate for 1/4" o.d. lines. I typically use regular mini zip ties; they work if they are not too tight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stoneman View Post
    What about TY wraps made for fuel line or tubing? The specialized one that have the rounded head that seal better?
    Anybody have a line on them?
    The ones you get from Mercury? Or am I thinking about the fuel injector tie wraps?

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    They are one and the same. Zip ties with ears so they dont deform the hose when you tighten them down. I have never seen mini ones though. Only ever seen small spring clamps.
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    Thanks!!

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    There we go! I couldn't find it, but thats what you need!

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