Auto Doc's
Lawn Addict
Hello M,
I had several occasions where cheap "no name" fuel line was substandard and literally turned like a black tar chewing gum texture. Other cheap lines purchased in bulk rolls online would split and crack within months of being installed. I had to track down quite a few repairs and apologize to customers, but I corrected the issue and moved on.
Now I only buy branded fuel line from the parts stores.
As for Ethanol blended fuels and gas lines, I cannot draw any solid proof that is creates line failures. (At first, I did question the fuel though). South Texas heat is very hard on all rubber a vinyl products.
I had several occasions where cheap "no name" fuel line was substandard and literally turned like a black tar chewing gum texture. Other cheap lines purchased in bulk rolls online would split and crack within months of being installed. I had to track down quite a few repairs and apologize to customers, but I corrected the issue and moved on.
Now I only buy branded fuel line from the parts stores.
As for Ethanol blended fuels and gas lines, I cannot draw any solid proof that is creates line failures. (At first, I did question the fuel though). South Texas heat is very hard on all rubber a vinyl products.