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> D jet question, Is this a stock part?
Flyinlow
post Jul 21 2024, 11:09 AM
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This wye fitting was on my bastardized dapo fuel line return…. firstly is it a stock part? Second can I use a tee in it’s place without an adverse effect?


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post Jul 21 2024, 11:45 AM
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Return fuel line “y”

I personally would not run that. Replace it with a metal fitting.

Too many fuel related engine fires and vehicles lost each year.

A “y” will flow better than a “t” but it isn’t going to be noticeable in a return line flowing back to the tank. The “y” will probably route the line more suitably too depending on how you’re set up. Attached Image
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post Jul 21 2024, 12:01 PM
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Factory Y. Never known these to fail, but do what you want.
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QUOTE(Superhawk996 @ Jul 21 2024, 10:45 AM) *

Return fuel line “y”

I personally would not run that. Replace it with a metal fitting.

Too many fuel related engine fires and vehicles lost each year.

A “y” will flow better than a “t” but it isn’t going to be noticeable in a return line flowing back to the tank. The “y” will probably route the line more suitably too depending on how you’re set up. Attached Image

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Factory Y. Never known these to fail, but do what you want.

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