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K5 Gas lines from filler neck to tank?

Klef72K5

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Has anyone tried to buy the two gas lines that go from the filler neck to the tank on a K5? I keep getting told they don't exist, someone has to have these dang things!
 
I had the same prob with my '73. It needs a 1 3/8" line, and all I could find was 1 1/4" or 1 1/2". I went to a Chevy dealer and he said he could get it for like $40. I had him write down the p/n and got it from GM PartsDirect for only $13 or so.
 
I went to a local hose company and they had it available cut to fit. I initially bought one from a parts vendor and it was the wrong size.
 
Klef72K5 said:
were these premolded or have wire in them to keep from kinking up?

I believe there was a wire running in the larger of the two hoses that I had to cut. It was pretty stiff.
 
try napa. that's where i gotmine. also try truck/farm equipment shops and such. they always have stuff like that laying around.

ARQ.
 
Anyone changed out the metal section of filler tube that is hidden in the body between the neck and the rubber hose?Mine is leaking and I'm gonna have to do something about it soon.Thanks...Allen
 
I got my 1 and 3/8 at a local parts store. I checked 5 places and this one had just enough to do the jimmy. I was told you can also ask for hydraulic hose. If the hose stands up to hydro fluid gas won't be a problem.

If nothing else LMC as stated earlier.


My metal filler line was repaired by someone before I got it. I replaced it when I redidi my gas cap and used stuff from a tahoe but then I relocated the filler and used an inset bling bling door $$$$$$$$$$$
 
i bought mine from LMC. it worked fine, but after two years i have cracking and dryrot. not saying anything bad about LMC or anything. just wondering if there is a better more durable design? the hose was a piece of standard wire reinforced hose(USCG approved, so something tells me it might also be available from a marine shop) that any hydraulic or commercial hose shop would carry.
 
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