Fuel and vent lines

[byates]

Anybody know what size fuel and vent lines are on a stock 2007 yz250?

[Maple Leaf MX]

fuel is 5/16 (maybe even get away with 3/8?)

vent lines/overflow is 1/8

these r both i.d.'s

[byates]

fuel is 5/16 (maybe even get away with 3/8?)

vent lines/overflow is 1/8

these r both i.d.'s

Good deal. Thanks

[Maple Leaf MX]

your welcome.

[cwtoyota]

The OEM stuff is actually metric tubing (4mm, I think) it is slightly larger and thicker than most 1/8" stuff. I'd like to find a place that sells the metric stuff by the spool at a bulk price.

I'm using the 1/8" tubing with no issues on one bike.

[249]

The OEM stuff is actually metric tubing (4mm, I think) it is slightly larger and thicker than most 1/8" stuff. I'd like to find a place that sells the metric stuff by the spool at a bulk price.

I'm using the 1/8" tubing with no issues on one bike.

Here in Hungary very difficult to find anything which measured in "inch" (ok, only the water pipes:smirk:).

Every tube and screws and everything in metric.?

[Maple Leaf MX]

yup but who uses metric anymore? its a thing of the past...

[cwtoyota]

^^^?

[249]

?

yup but who uses metric anymore? its a thing of the past...

It is not a "past" or "future" question:)

check what is an official (SI) unit of length (meter, and 1m=1000mm). You can believe use inch for checking something is difficult (have to calculate always and not spontaneous) here, as you for use metric instead of inch.

Same situation as use mph instead of km/h.

this is a forum from the USA, therefore no question furthermore:thumbsup:

Edited January 7, 2012 by 249

[Maple Leaf MX]

sorry i aint from the usa

MAPLE LEAF MX=canada!

[hardhitwarrior]

doesnt canadians use metric? i think canadanians and americans should look into it (metric)..

[Maple Leaf MX]

lol @ canadanians!