Hipa 10-Feet (3-Meter) Petrol Fuel Line Hose I.D 1/8 x O.D 3/16 Tubing for Small Engines Weedeater Chainsaw Leaf Blower

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Hipa guarantees any products will be defect-free (material and workmanship) under normal use and service for ONE YEAR. For any manufacturing quality problems, we will offer you a replacement within one year of receipt of your original purchase.

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Items shipped from Hipastore.com can be returned within 30 days of receipt of shipment for a full refund. (Original shipping fees are not refundable.)

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To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. You’ll also need the receipt or proof of purchase. You can always contact us for any return questions at service@hipastore.com.

1."Why is the fuel line on my trimmer, chainsaw, or leaf blower clear yellow?"

A:"The clear yellow fuel line allows you to see the fuel flowing through it, making it easier to detect air bubbles, blockages, or fuel line damage. This helps with maintenance and troubleshooting, especially in small engines like trimmers, chainsaws, and leaf blowers."

2."How can I tell if the clear yellow fuel line is clogged or blocked?"

A:"If the engine starts to sputter, run rough, or has trouble starting, a clog might be the cause. The clear yellow fuel line makes it easy to spot air bubbles, dirt, or fuel flow issues, which indicate a blockage or disruption in the fuel line."

3."How do I clean the clear yellow fuel line if it gets dirty or clogged?"

A:"If the fuel line is clogged, you can remove it and gently clean it with compressed air or rinse it with clean fuel. If it's clogged with debris or dirt that doesn't come off easily, it may be time to replace it."

4."Can I use regular fuel lines, or do I need the clear yellow one for my chainsaw, trimmer, or leaf blower?"

A:"While you can use other types of fuel lines, the clear yellow one is preferred because of its visibility. This allows users to monitor the fuel flow and diagnose potential issues quickly. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure compatibility."

5."Why does my clear yellow fuel line look discolored (brownish or cloudy)?"

A:"The clear yellow fuel line can discolor over time due to exposure to UV rays, heat, and the chemicals in the fuel. It’s a sign that the fuel line is starting to degrade, and it may need to be replaced if it's becoming brittle or cracked."

6."Can a damaged fuel line cause my trimmer, chainsaw, or leaf blower to not start?"

A:"Yes, a cracked or broken fuel line can lead to fuel leaks, air bubbles, or fuel starvation, all of which can prevent the engine from starting or cause it to run poorly. If you notice any damage to the fuel line, it’s important to replace it promptly."

7."How long does a clear yellow fuel line last on my machine?"

A:"The lifespan of a clear yellow fuel line depends on usage, fuel quality, and exposure to the elements. Generally, it lasts about 1-2 years, but you should inspect it regularly for signs of wear, cracking, or discoloration and replace it if necessary."

8."What size of fuel line do I need for my trimmer, chainsaw, or leaf blower?"

A:"The correct size depends on the make and model of your equipment. You should consult the owner's manual or the specifications for your trimmer, chainsaw, or leaf blower to determine the correct diameter and length for the fuel line."