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HD5G Fuel Guage Pressure Line
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    Posted: 13 Aug 2024 at 8:02am
The fuel line going to the gauge blew out on my Son-in-law's HD5G. Our local NAPA store that usually supplies our hydraulic stuff told us they don't have the appropriate line or fittings to build a new piece for us.

Any recommendations are welcome.
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I've usually ran a 1/8" copper line with compression fittings to a Stewart-Warner gauge if that is what you have. I think I have a copper line "kit" for this at the shop also. I'll see if I can locate it yet this afternoon. I remember purchasing, but don't remember using it. 
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Originally posted by Codger Codger wrote:

I've usually ran a 1/8" copper line with compression fittings to a Stewart-Warner gauge if that is what you have. I think I have a copper line "kit" for this at the shop also. I'll see if I can locate it yet this afternoon. I remember purchasing, but don't remember using it. 

I'm pretty sure this is the original gauge (which still seems to work fine) and they used a unique fitting that none of our local shops have been able to match thus far. Son-in-law told me today that it sprung the leak because it rubbed on something, we are thinking about just cutting it and putting in a barbed coupling with hose clamps. The pressure is well under 100 psi on this application and the remainder of the hose looks serviceable.
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The big swivel nuts on the fuel line have SAE NF treads the same as bolts. If you carefully use a cut off wheel on 4.5 inch angle grinder you can cut the old crimp off.  There are barbs on the existing brass,copper, bronze what ever it really is on the fitting. Just use the appropriate  size fuel hose, and a clamp.

If your close to original the extra fitting in there is to take the pulsing out so gauge is not jumping the neddle as much.
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The fuel line is braided with a fitting that is hard to match . 
Also as the fuel system pulses as injector operate , a restrictor is needed in line to stop pulses registering on gauge , this can be as simple as a restrictor fitting with something like a 1/16 hole in a plugged fitting . 
 I used a commercial snubber fitting to stop pulses which has a internal piston as well as flow restriction . 
 Oil lines to gauge and to filters use the same fitting to terminate the lines , again with the bypass filter system a restrictor is needed in those lines also to meter oil going to filter and to engine itself 
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The AC fuel gauge has a round diaphragm on back that acts like a snubber to limit pulsing . If replacing with another gauge is where the problem comes - otherwise braze a new fitting to back of old line fitting and make new line  
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Thanks all for the input, life has temporarily intervened and I have had to postpone this project; I hope to get back to it in a week or so.
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