Steve65E-NC Posted May 18, 2016 Report Posted May 18, 2016 I am replacing all fuel, oil, vent and engine flex hoses on my 65E. The parts lists shows a hose on each side, in the cabin, going from tank to selector. The parts list says 610034-27 hose. I have all the other flex lines out and in a box for replacement, except these two cabin ones. Tomorrow I start disassembling the interior lower dress panels to get to these. What exactly are they? Are there special fittings or clamps or just low pressure slide on? What type and size of hose? Do I need to drain the tanks to change them or just use a fast finger stop? I bet the ones in there date to 1965. I understand these are often overlooked and neglected. Thanks. Quote
Guest Posted May 18, 2016 Report Posted May 18, 2016 Usually they are Mil-H-6000-6(3/8") hose connecting the tank outlet to the airframe rigid fuel lines. If you're a little Dutch boy you can do it with your index finger. Clarence Quote
Steve65E-NC Posted May 19, 2016 Author Report Posted May 19, 2016 Aircraft Spruce says that Mil H 6000 is superceded by Mil DTL 6000C. But then they list only Mil DTL 6000D, which they say is not recommended for fuel lines. Wonder what folks are actually using. Quote
Yetti Posted May 19, 2016 Report Posted May 19, 2016 National Aviation Parts n Accessories What I kind of did not like and why I kind of said if not broke then don't fix is the 90 deg bend. Maybe take a hair dryer and help it do the 90 corner before installing Quote
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