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Leak off pipes

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Old May 10th, 2016, 18:14   #1
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Default Leak off pipes

In an attempt to tidy up or at least make the d24 engine bay look good (haha) I'm thinking of making a common return to the pump out of small bore copper pipe. Looking at the leak off pipes, they're daisy chained. Does that mean I can blank one end off and feed them combined to the 'rail' back to the tank without putting them under stress?
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Old May 11th, 2016, 18:41   #2
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hi monkeh
that sounds like a question for your local diesel engineers or try d24.com
the americans seem to delve deep into these engines
sorry i can't help
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