Where can I get replacements for these lift pump fittings?

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Hydraulic hose specialist. We have an excellent one in Woodham Ferrers Essex but obviously too far for you to drop in as I can. Solves all slots of issues if you have one nearby. I had regular plant parts to be replaced and having them made within 24 hours max was a must do item that most of the suppliers understand.
take the complete assembly in . Not just the elbow as they may have something on the shelf
 

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Consider Earle's Performance Product UK, 01327 858221. suitable for fuel, many hose ends to choose from including stainless steel option. Check out speed-seal TM which are DIY assembly requiring 2 spanners and a junior hacksaw. Banjo fittings look ideal for the application.
 

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Be wary of hydraulic fittings.

A few years ago I had pipes made up for my fuel supply by a hydraulics guy.

I had endless trouble and lost a whole season before I discovered that the internal diameter of the banjos was very small and not sufficient fuel could pass when the engine was under load, resulting in the lift pump pulling a vacuum which ruined the diaphragm.

Get parts from any diesel pump place or online.
 

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Be wary of hydraulic fittings.

A few years ago I had pipes made up for my fuel supply by a hydraulics guy.

I had endless trouble and lost a whole season before I discovered that the internal diameter of the banjos was very small and not sufficient fuel could pass when the engine was under load, resulting in the lift pump pulling a vacuum which ruined the diaphragm.

Get parts from any diesel pump place or online.
I've been looking on line but no luck so far. Perhaps I'm using the wrong search terms?
 

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FWIW I had the same fitting on my Perkins, I had to replace the original hose but could notfindit locally so I sawed the bent tube right where the big fitting begins, then used regular rubber fuel hose held in place with a hose clamp.

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I want to replace these elbow fittings into the lift pump and I believe they are M12 x 8mm. Straight fittings won't work due to space although a banjo possibly would do the job.

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Something that hasn't been mentioned is what's on the other end of the elbow, out of sight inside the pump. That's the bit that does the sealing so it's important. I can think of a couple of possibilites so it needs checking.
 
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