Auburn S239-36 Oil Line

Auburn S239-36 Oil Line

Auburn

  • $36.48


The Auburn S239-3636 flexible oil line is a burner service component designed for applications requiring a flexible connection in the fuel-oil piping arrangement. Identified by Auburn part number S239-3636, this assembly uses a 3/8-inch flare connection for connection to compatible oil burner, fuel pump, and burner piping components.

A flexible oil line helps accommodate normal service positioning and reduces the need for rigid tubing directly at the burner connection. For replacement work, match the Auburn part number, flare size, line configuration, and equipment requirements before installation.

This oil burner flexible line should be installed using proper flare-fitting practices and checked for leakage after service. Because reliable manufacturer-level dimensional and material specifications for S239-3636 are not readily published, do not substitute another hose based solely on connection size or appearance. Confirm compatibility with the burner and fuel system before replacing the existing 3/8" flare oil line.

Key Benefits

  • Genuine Auburn S239-3636 replacement component
  • 3/8" flare flexible oil line connection
  • Provides a flexible connection for compatible oil burner fuel piping
  • Suitable for burner service and replacement applications where rigid tubing is impractical
  • Part-number-specific replacement helps reduce incorrect field substitutions

Common Question

Is the Auburn S239-3636 compatible with my oil burner?

Compatibility should be verified by matching the S239-3636 part number, 3/8" flare connection, existing line configuration, and burner or fuel-pump requirements. Do not select a replacement solely by fitting diameter.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.

S239-36 is the cross for S222-36

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