Maybe a bad way of stating that, my error. BRP Marine signed an agreement with Mercury, not BRP the entire company. Source - https://fishingtackleretailer.com/b...-engines-signs-agreement-with-mercury-marine/
Not to hijack a thread here...when you mention old gray fuel lines, how old? On my boat that I bought last year, the PO had replaced fuel lines with gray, but from the videos I have watched, my gray hose does not have a liner and says ethenol approved on the hose. Does this mean my hose is a newer version??
canukistan?
Who are you replying to?
Not to you. I answered your questions about the line. The colored stuff gets hard over time. I would use the black furl injection line. The gray line is terrible.
The Canadian Government is actually too far Right of Center for my Liking.
Funniest statement I have seen today. Lmfao
The gray line I now have is the first I have ever owned, was replaced by the previous owner two years back. Mine has no liner inside, the gray is translucent, you can see the fuel inside if you hold it to the light. So far still soft and pliable, ethenol approved, so....is this the same stuff that everyone is talking about ?? Or is this stuff a new and improved hose ?
I made the mistake of assuming the new type tubing (urethane) was an improvement. It would appear it's a step backward.
That is what the hose feels like...but there is no liner ( inside hose) as most talk about when reviewing the gray hose. Just trying to figu4re if mine is a new (improved) version.. even trimmed it back for fresh ends when I replaced the in line fiter, previous owner had a 5/16" filter on 3/8" hose, so I upgraded to a 3/8 filter to lessen any risk of leaks.
If a snowmobile has a leaky Fuel Line, no big deal, it drains on the Ground. Not so when that occurs in Boat.
