[AT] Leaking fuel fitting

[Steve W.]

Larry Goss wrote:
>> On the subject of copper fuel lines, I've never seen them as
>> original fitments only as the result shadetree mechanical repair...
>> 
> 
>> Tom
> 
> 
> I suspect that at least part of the reason for that is that copper
> "work hardens".  Copper tubing is a real safety hazard.  If it is
> subjected to vibration, it will eventually just snap off.
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That is why I use the newer Cunifer alloy line now. ( 90%copper 10% nickle )
GREAT stuff to work with, can be used for fuel, oil, brake, air lines. 
Bends and flares like copper but holds up like steel, without the rust.
More money but it is SO much easier to work with and doesn't rust.
-- 
Steve W.