The fuel lines conveying fuel from the
fuel to and from the engine compartment are made from a semi-flexible
plastic material. |
![](images/cit/rebuild/engine/fuellinesa.jpg) |
Within the engine compartment, the
original installation used soft rubber fuel hose to complete the
connections to the fuel filter and carburetor. |
The original installation encased the
engine compartment lines in a black plastic sheath. The sheath
is a good idea, it protects from the heat and potential chafing from
moving parts. Instead of a plastic sheath, I found some
heat-reflective tubing from Summit Racing. I don't know how much
difference the reflective coating makes, but I must encase the fuel
lines in something, so I might as well protect them from the heat as
well. |
![](images/cit/rebuild/engine/Picture%20291.jpg) |
![](images/cit/rebuild/engine/Picture%20294.jpg) |
![](images/cit/rebuild/engine/Picture%20296.jpg) |
![](images/cit/rebuild/engine/Picture%20298.jpg) |
Up near the carburetor, I used new fuel
supply hose to connect the new fuel filter. I heard a story of one CX
that burned because the hoses loosened from the carb connection, so I
used two hose clamps at the carb for supply and return. |
![](images/cit/rebuild/engine/carbconnections.jpg) |
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