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- Porsche 911 1965-1968 2.0L / 912 SWB (F)
M12 Fuel Banjo Fitting – HARDI Fuel Pump
High-quality M12 banjo fitting designed for the HARDI fuel
pump used in early Porsche 911 models up to 1968.
Fits:
- Porsche 911 1965-1968 2.0L
Diagram ref no 19
This fitting provides a secure connection between the fuel line and the HARDI pump, ensuring proper fuel delivery from the tank to the engine. As part of the early carburettor-based fuel system, it plays a key role in maintaining consistent fuel flow and reliable engine performance.
Manufactured to OEM specifications, this banjo fitting offers precise fitment and dependable sealing, making it ideal for restoration, repair, or maintenance of classic Porsche 911 fuel systems.
Key Features
• M12 banjo fitting for HARDI fuel pump
• Suitable for Porsche 911 (up to 1968)
• Designed for early carburettor fuel systems
• Ensures secure, leak-free fuel connection
• OEM-style fit and performance
• Durable construction for long-term reliability
Function and Purpose
This banjo fitting is a critical part of the fuel delivery system.
It helps to:
• Connect fuel lines to the HARDI fuel pump
• Maintain correct fuel flow and pressure
• Ensure leak-free sealing under operation
• Support reliable fuel supply to the engine
Why Replace Banjo Fittings
With age, fuel system fittings can degrade or become compromised.
Common issues include:
• Fuel leaks at connection points
• Worn or damaged sealing surfaces
• Corrosion from long-term use
• Reduced fuel delivery efficiency
Replacing worn fittings ensures safe operation and consistent fuel flow.
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