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		Looking to get my old moped up and running, wouldn't start last time I had a go so going to begin with changing all the fuel hoses as for all I know they are 21 years old like the moped.
The 2 local car accessory shops normally only sell heater hose, never anything that can withstand fuel. Would Halfords or ECP sell it?
I know I could get it from ebay etc but ideally want to but it tomorrow as start a new job on Monday and the moped would be the easiest way to travel.
	
	
	
	
		
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		Any decent local motorfactors (ecp / carspares / and independent) should have it all in stock, on reels and sold by the meter.
Should work out cheaper / quicker than ebay
	
	
	
	
		
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		the halfords hose is probably intended for petrol, diesel is alot more corrosive to rubber so make sure you buy the right grade!
	
	
	
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		What zx_volcane said, Ive often gone in local mill autofactors and just asked for couple meters of fuel hose,or leak off hose,costs penuts
	
	
	
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		I did my Bosch conversion in October 2011 with halfords fuel hose and it is still fine. It's not leaking and I haven't even got a jubilee clip on it because my Bosch banjo has the long pipe fitting on it.