Bsc Preferred 490-240-0008 Gas Line Combo Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 490-240-0008 is a gas line combo pack designed for small engine fuel system service. The kit includes two 1-foot lengths of flexible fuel line in different sizes: one section measuring 1/16 inch inner diameter by 1/8 inch outer diameter, and a second section measuring 3/32 inch inner diameter by 3/16 inch outer diameter. Having both sizes in a single pack simplifies fuel line replacement on power equipment where multiple line diameters are used across the carburetor inlet, primer bulb, and return circuits. Power equipment technicians and small engine service professionals will find this combo useful for common service calls.

This combo pack is suited for use on power lawn and garden equipment, including walk-behind mowers, string trimmers, blowers, chainsaws, and similar small engine applications. It is typically used during carburetor cleaning, rebuild, or fuel system overhaul procedures where original fuel lines have become cracked, hardened, or fuel-degraded. The two included line sizes cover the most common small engine fuel line configurations found in residential and light commercial grounds maintenance equipment.

Key Features

• Includes two separate 1-foot fuel line sections in different diameters
• 1/16 inch ID x 1/8 inch OD line for smaller carburetor fuel inlets
• 3/32 inch ID x 3/16 inch OD line for larger fuel circuit connections
• Single pack provides both common small engine fuel line sizes
• Suitable for power lawn and garden equipment fuel system service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fuel line set for small engine power equipment commonly used in lawn and garden maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Fuel line replacement on small engines should be performed by a qualified small engine technician or experienced service professional. Before beginning work, allow the fuel system to depressurize, disconnect the spark plug wire, and drain or isolate the fuel tank to prevent spills and ignition hazards. Cut replacement lines cleanly with a sharp blade and ensure each line is fully seated on its barbed fitting to prevent fuel leaks. Work in a well-ventilated area away from open flames or ignition sources.