LTWFITTING Brass Barb Hose Splicer Mender 1/8-Inch Fitting Air Water Fuel Boat(Pack of 10)

I had a plastic fitting on my fuel injection return hose break. The dealer wanted $190 for a new assembly.I looked on the Sprinter forums and this was a very common problem. A couple guys suggested repairing with some barbed couplers. These fit perfectly and are strong enough to not ever break like the plastic one did. The hole inside is large enough for proper fuel flow which is important for the computer which monitors fuel flow rate through those lines.

These fittings fit perfectly for my fuel lines on my mowers and snow blowers. I would definitely recommend these if you want to make the lines longer.

Well made good product.

worked they should

Just a description says and works great

I used this to splice a soft 1/4 inch poly tubing to a stiff tubing. Easy to use and a sturdy connection. Don’t buy the plastic version.

Used them to repair gas line on a torch. They were just the thing i needed. No leak and good hold under pressure.

I used one of these to replace the plastic tube which originally connected my windshield washer fluid feeder hose (runs from the tank in the engine bay to the back of the Jeep) to another hose at the back of the hard top which leads to the rear wiper's spray nozzle. After a few years, that OEM plastic tube started to slip, and I ended up with washer fluid all over the inside of the Jeep's rear storage area when it slipped off entirely. Played with a replacement DIY plastic tube for awhile, until I bought these brass tubes with barbs on either end, which fixed the problem permanently. If I ever feel like taking the hard top off, I should still be able to disconnect this with a little effort, but until then, the fluid flows well, and only to the outside of the rear glass where it belongs, not all over the groceries. :)