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That girl is tuff and it would take a lot to offend her. I'm thinking your ok Brew
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Thanks Mike, that would be great. See if you can also spot a charcoal canister evap hose that shows the stamping. I am curious if it is stamped 1/4" EVAP or 1/4 EVAP. I have seen both stampings and not sure what is correct. The stamp sold by Inline does not have the inch marks ( " ) and they usually get it right.
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Pat - thanks for responding. For now, if you could just post a good picture of the 1/4 EVAP hose and stampings I would be appreciative. Also a dimension on how far apart the stampings are on the hose. I am planning to make a jig this weekend to hold the hose and keep the rubber stamp properly located, but would like to see a good original first.
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Arizona junkyard not a good place for rubber products. Dry rot hoses everywhere.
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Cool....just looked it up. I'd just use that spray engine paint for the blue color. Spray some out and dip away. Gotta be close to the same color blue stamping.
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Pat Brown Last edited by PB; 01-20-2016 at 10:48 PM. |
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Thanks Pat. Yeah the Inline stamp matches your original hose. One other I have seen had the stamps much closer together and had the inch Mark ( " ) after the 1/4 which doesn't match the Inline stamp or your original, and the order is different. Look forward to seeing what I can do this weekend....
Here is the other I have seen. ![]() Quote:
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