I need to replace my fuel lines from the fuel rail to the chassis with something better. Has anyone used the quick disconnect to barb fittings (Dorman 800-080)? I'd rather not spend $80 on new BMW fuel lines that I'll have to cut anyway. I like the idea of using a barb fitting with brand new 8x13mm fuel hose straight to the chassis hard lines. I'm using a fuel rail with integrated FPR from a '97 528i. I've never used quick disconnect fittings before so I'm a little unclear on how to do this properly or if those Dorman fittings will even work on a BMW line.
Fuel line quick disconnect fitting on e39 rail
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The Dorman 800-080 is made for nylon tubing.
For use with rubber hose try 800-782 instead.
The page says it's 3/8", but it's actually 5/16". I ordered one and was surprised.
Also note the double barb... it can be double clamped. STRONGLY recommended for the supply line.Comment
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That's awesome. I'm rocking e36 fuel lines with the quick disconnect. They came with the motor. New ones are 100 bucks iirc....
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That's great to hear! So, these are working for you with no problems? If so, I'm going to order some.The Dorman 800-080 is made for nylon tubing.
For use with rubber hose try 800-782 instead.
The page says it's 3/8", but it's actually 5/16". I ordered one and was surprised.
Also note the double barb... it can be double clamped. STRONGLY recommended for the supply line.
Looks like you're in the same boat as me. The BMW fuel hoses with the quick disconnect are stupid expensive!Last edited by Codym42; 04-14-2019, 07:15 PM.Comment
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I'm not using it yet... like I said, I thought I was ordering 3/8 and was surprised :p
The 3/8 version is only available with a 90 degree bend, so I'm organizing my hoses around that.
This is for a non-BMW app.Comment


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