17544AA135 Subaru PIPE CP-FUEL RTN, Price: 34.87$, Weight: 0.87kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Subaru

17544AA135

PIPE CP-FUEL RTN

0

0.87

 Dispatch 48h

34.87$

Not Available

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
17544AA135 
PIPE CP-FUEL RTN
0
1.001
-
29.06$
Not Available

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
17544AA132 
PIPE CP-FUEL RTN
0
0.258
-
50.88$
Not Available
Subaru
17544AA133 
PIPE CP-FUEL RTN
0
0.256
-
50.88$
Not Available
Subaru
17544AA133 
PIPE CP-FUEL RTN
0
0.256
-
42.40$
Not Available
Subaru
17544AA134 
PIPE CP-FUEL RTN
0
0.259
-
40.71$
Not Available

Compatibility

BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
ワゴン2.0L EMPI DOHC ターボ2.0XTJapan11.200401.2007ノーマルサスペンシヨン View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToTrainDiagram
セダン2.0L EMPI DOHC ハイパワーターボSTI TS TYPE RA NBRJapan06.201304.2014フルタイム4リンクドウ View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromTrainGearboxDiagram
セダン2.0L EMPI DOHC ハイパワーターボS208 NBR CHALLENGE PACKJapan02.2017フルタイム4リンクドウ6ソク マニユアル トランスミツシヨン View

Fuel Return Pipe Assembly for Subaru ⛽

This OEM-grade fuel return line routes excess petrol from the rail/regulator back to the tank, stabilizing pressure for Subaru EFI engines. Precisely bent tubing and factory-style quick connectors ensure a tight, vibration-resistant, leak-free fit. Built to resist corrosion and ethanol blends for long service life.

Why this part is needed

Consistent fuel pressure means clean starts, smooth idle, and proper injector flow. The return path also cools fuel, prevents vapor lock, and protects the pump by avoiding overwork. Replacing a tired line restores economy and reliability. ✅

How it works

The regulator bleeds off surplus fuel from the rail. This line carries that fuel back to the tank, damping pulsations and keeping rail pressure in spec under boost and cruise. Correct routing and diameter are critical to avoid pressure spikes.

What happens if it’s damaged

Cracks or kinks cause fuel smell, hard starts, rough idle, rich/lean codes, misfires, poor power, and higher consumption. A leak is a fire risk. A restriction can over-pressurize the rail; a split can drop pressure and stall the engine. ⚠️

Tech tips for install

Depressurize the system first. Replace O-rings/clips, route away from heat and moving parts, avoid kinks, and check for seepage with the pump primed. Torque clamps to spec only.

Compatibility

  • Wrx/Levorg
  • Impreza
  • Forester