So I'm getting my camper ready to go south, go to run the generator and it won't start. .. Come to find out that the fuel line .. Which Campers World "fixed" .. With a non barbed and short coupler slipped out and I was spraying fuel on the ground.. Anyway.. Im thinking about a dual barbed connector on a rubber fuel line.. Any problems with this .. I don't want to run 40 feet of new hose...
Broken rubber fuel line
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CliffordK
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40 feet of hose? Where is it connected? Generator connected to vehicle fuel tank?
Do you have a shutoff valve and a way to disconnect the generator?
Yes, Im planning on clamping it... The clown at Camping World.. Took a compression fitting that had about 1/4" sticking out on each ens ..and it wasn't barbed.. then put hose clamps on that 1/4'... I think the clamp was wider than the bite the hose had to the fitting.... Friggin hacks.
The generator is in the front of a 42' 5th wheel toy hauler.. The generator tank is in the back of it. The line split about in the middle behind one of the wheels and its a PITA to access.
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What caused the split?
I would be concerned that it was going to split again!
I would be concerned that it was going to split again!
I'm not sure, I think it may have been pinched by the suspension
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I think I would be concerned that it could happen again, and leaking fuel is never a good scenario….
Peter 315
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You could always add more line and reroute it..
