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Old 08-11-18, 08:47 PM   #21
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I think the the pipe you are after is 16 in the diagram below

https://audi.7zap.com/en/rdw/audi+80.../201-36000/#16

Part number 811 201 218 B which is NLA. Last used in 87 according to ETKA. Nothing on german ebay/google under that part number. Looks like vw parts are different as the fuel tank is positioned differently. Closest is the Scirrocco. There are more than a few breaking the cars and by the looks it is fitted to all the 4 cylinder injection engines of that era.
This looks like my layout & no.22 is my issue
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Old 08-11-18, 08:50 PM   #22
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custom braided versions with the correct ends already made up.
Custom correct ends that can slip on to metal barb ends/metal nipples? Sounds perfect what is the correct end?

I only see the standard choice of pipe work on Vipers page, but interested in this custom correct end information.

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Old 08-11-18, 09:08 PM   #23
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so the part number for 22 is...

N0203001 11X3,5 supplied in 5m rolls (originally) shorten to 240mm. VW heritage supply this...

https://www.vwheritage.com/n0203001-...meter-vw-spare

Clamps are:

N10258201 12-22X9X0,4 12mm to 255mm bore, 9mm wide band, .4mm thickness of band

Again Heritage-

https://www.vwheritage.com/n10258201...-25mm-vw-spare


Is that what you have on the car? You initial post was talking about crimped joints?
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Old 08-11-18, 09:12 PM   #24
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so the part number for 22 is...

N0203001 11X3,5 supplied in 5m rolls (originally) shorten to 240mm. VW heritage supply this...

https://www.vwheritage.com/n0203001-...meter-vw-spare
yep..will just blow off the connections!

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Clamps are:

N10258201 12-22X9X0,4 12mm to 255mm bore, 9mm wide band, .4mm thickness of band

Again Heritage-

https://www.vwheritage.com/n10258201...-25mm-vw-spare
Exactly what i have & fails to do the job!
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Old 03-12-18, 07:02 PM   #25
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So I found my problem, it was quite simple! It was just me...

I simply tightened up all the fixings & the issue was solved, but then noticed a smaller leak around the washers at the neck of the banjo fitting. I removed the fuel filter again to tighten & replace the washers, then f__ked the fuel filter & snapped the banjo fitting

Waiting on new parts & still looking for a replacement banjo fitting.

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Old 04-12-18, 09:08 PM   #26
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Sometimes we make our minds up about a problem before we really explore all the options and thus get stuck. I am murder for it.

Hope you get it fixed soon..
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