- What is this pipe made of?
- The listing gives only the size and that it is clear; it does not name the material. Ask the seller for the exact plastic or tubing spec before using it with fuel or hot oil.
- Can I use it for gasoline or diesel fuel?
- Clear tubing is often used for fuel sight lines, but not every clear plastic resists fuel. Confirm the material is fuel-rated, since unrated tubing can soften, cloud or crack.
- Does it come with clamps or fittings?
- No. It is sold as the pipe alone, so plan on hose clamps and barbed fittings sized for 1-inch tubing.
- How much pressure can it take?
- No pressure rating is given. Treat it as low-pressure tubing for gravity or mild pump lines, not for pressurized hydraulic or fuel-injection systems.
- Can I cut it to a shorter length?
- Yes. It is plain tubing, so it can be cut to length with a sharp blade or tubing cutter; a square cut helps it seal on a barb.
- Will it stay clear over time?
- Clear plastic can yellow or cloud with UV light and some oils. Keep it out of direct sun and replace it when it becomes hard or discolored.
- Where is the Clear Oil Pipe (1" x 20") cheapest?
- At Foards, for $12.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Clear Oil Pipe (1" x 20")?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Foards, Amazon.