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1. Fuel lines are constructed from

1. Fuel lines are constructed from
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1. Fuel lines are constructed from

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Fuel lines are normally made of double wall steel tubing. For fire safety, a fuel line must be able to withstand the constant and severe vibration produced by the engine and road surface. Lines are placed away from exhaust pipes , mufflers, and manifolds, so that excessive heat will not cause vapor lock.

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