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Fuel lines. 2004 Octavia 1.9td / pd130 ASZ Engine.

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Hello fellow V.a.g. owners Im looking for help on my  vehicle.

The 4 rubber fuel lines off the top of the Fuel Filter are in need of replacement.

I have had good service from Main dealers over the years, with genuine parts, but was staggered by the price of these particular parts, approx total £300.00

Ouch, has anyone come across cheaper suppliers, or a good alternative?
Grateful for any feed back.

**Part Number for the set that go back next to the Brake Servo, is stamped 1J0130295B**

I don't have the part number for the 2 that go to the front of the Engine.

best,

Jim.

 

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Nope... I replaced them with regular (fuel) pipe.. 

The bends aren't tight enough to kink and it worked perfectly for about 3 years - until we sold the car (was a mk4 golf, same engine) 

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If it was me, I’d probably nip down the local scrapyards and see if I can take any off the cars that share the same engine.

18 minutes ago, DeanVRS20VT said:

If it was me, I’d probably nip down the local scrapyards and see if I can take any off the cars that share the same engine.

The issue we found with that was they were equally as perished. 

 

Worth a look, though, you never know. 

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Thanks guys,

i will have a look at routing some fresh 8mm lines, i'm sure we can make i decent enough job.

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