Have many of you proactively replaced the copper fuel lines on your PA28? Especially the ones that go into the cabin. I was talking to my mechanic and he said the he has replaced the copper fuel lines with rubber lines many times due to the copper lines leaking on the older airplanes. The copper lines do look like they could break very easily with the bump of an elbow. Just curious if owners are upgrading the line to reduce risk.
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Copper Fuel lines
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