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[m.ian]

Can anybody let me know how the fuel pipes are connected where they come into the engine compartment from the OSN wheel arch?

[tunnie]

they connect to the inlet manifold, under the plenum.

In feed is 19mm, outbound is 17mm i think 

Edit, sorry miss understood, fas as I know its a direct feed from the tank? To the inlet?

[m.ian]

Thanks I know that, its the other end that I want to know about

[tunnie]

This was for my LPG, this shows the fuel lines from the tank into the engine bay, its a solid plastic pipe I think, with some heatshield protection at the end.

[m.ian]

so no break/connector where it goes into the engine compartment?

[symes]

so no break/connector where it goes into the engine compartment?

no mate

[m.ian]

OK, reason for asking is that where the fuel pipes enter the engine compartment they are showing signs of rust.
what if anything can I do?

[tunnie]

OK, reason for asking is that where the fuel pipes enter the engine compartment they are showing signs of rust.
what if anything can I do?

Fuel lines are plastic 

[symes]

?? the pipes are plastic-with 17mm/19mm nut fittings on end -to connect to fuel rail--there is a alloy heat shield covering them-so rust? picky--if pos mate

[m.ian]

will take picture so you can see what I mean

[martin42]

Are you not getting mixed up with brake lines???

[m.ian]

No, even I am not that bad 

[albitz]

Theres a join in the pipes approx. under the drivers door.

[m.ian]

As promised

[Seth]

Here it is (tut, tut!):