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In the case of the present LR, it was a plastic pipe that failed! However, that may have been weakened in the rebuild... Err, so maybe a good idea to replace them! 
Graham (G4FUJ)
Sold L44FOR 4/4 Giallo Fly
'09 Gen2 MINI Cooper ragtop
'90 LR 90 SW
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The plastic fuel pipe in the Morgan was Nylon and looked to be the original fitted in 1969. I will probably replace it with a new Nylon one as in its current position clipped along the sill it isnt subject to any abrasion. Kunifer pipe with a flexible to the engine might be a good alternitive also.
John
1989 911 Porsche Carrera
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Defender 90 SW
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Make sure you get fuel grade tubing. Some of the older stuff is not sufficiently resistant to modern "green" fuel.
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 I can't think of anything less "green" than putting ethanol in petrol!
Graham (G4FUJ)
Sold L44FOR 4/4 Giallo Fly
'09 Gen2 MINI Cooper ragtop
'90 LR 90 SW
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