Copper air and fuel lines?
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05-04-2005, 03:36
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Copper air and fuel lines?
How long did Wanderlodge (and Bluebird?) use copper tubing for air
and fuel lines? Is there a problem with the copper tubing cracking and becoming a safety hazard? I have someone trying to tell me that my 'lodge is unsafe because it has these copper lines, he's telling me that most truck manufacturers switched over to plastic lines in the early 80's because of stress fractures in the copper lines. I think that he is full of **it, as he has proven to be so in the past. Any info would be helpful. Thanks, Tim Hannink Winter Park, FL 1981 FC-33SB BTW, we will be headed north on I-95 to Darlington this evening, flash your lights if you see me:>) |
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Copper air and fuel lines? - Tim Hannink - 05-04-2005 03:36
Copper air and fuel lines? - randydupree - 05-04-2005, 04:13
Copper air and fuel lines? - George Lowry - 05-04-2005, 04:36
Copper air and fuel lines? - Jeff Miller - 05-04-2005, 04:44
Copper air and fuel lines? - Wilhelmus Schreurs - 05-04-2005, 14:07
Copper air and fuel lines? - George Lowry - 05-04-2005, 15:15
Copper air and fuel lines? - Tom Warner - 05-04-2005, 15:16
Copper air and fuel lines? - scoggins_jim - 05-04-2005, 21:55
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