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Rubber Gas Tank Filler Hose

Chucks1911

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My 89 Blazer has a fuel leak in the large rubber hose that runs from the gas tank neck filler to where you stick in the gas hose to fill it. I've looked around and cant seem to find a replacement. Does anybody have a place that carries them? Fairly certain its gonna be one of those "I cant believe I didn't know that" kinda deals.
 
Did you check LMC Truck? I was just looking at the same thing for my pickup last night and they carry them for that application.
 
My 89 Blazer has a fuel leak in the large rubber hose that runs from the gas tank neck filler to where you stick in the gas hose to fill it. I've looked around and cant seem to find a replacement. Does anybody have a place that carries them? Fairly certain its gonna be one of those "I cant believe I didn't know that" kinda deals.

Are you sure it's not just a bad clamp? Unless someone has cut that hose, it should last nearly forever. No UV exposure, not under pressure, not constantly exposed to fuel.

The hose itself is nothing special, but IIRC is quite expensive due to diameter. I recall a thread on here awhile back about them, might be available through boat places?
 
Replace the vent hose too.
Or try to find a hydrolic shop that carries that kind of stuff. If I remember right, LMC wants big money for those stupid hoses. You can get better quality from a local shop for the same price.

Mine are from LMC IIRC, 7 years and they seem fine. Mind you, CA "weather"
 
We used to sell that filler neck hose by the foot at the parts stores I worked at--had to get it from a warehouse in 3 foot lengths (the Gates green stripe stuff only came in straight sections,no "factory" curved ones could be had ,only at dealerships)...
I recall it costing well over $10 a foot back in the '90's last time I sold some--and we'd have to charge the customer for the whole 3 feet if we ordered it in from a warehouse,because chances were good we'd be stuck with the leftovers for years before someone else needed a hunk in that size..

When I put a flat bed on one of my pickups,I just put two radiator hoses together with a pipe sleeve and clamps--the hose got rock yard quickly,but didn't crack or leak for the several years I used it--in fact it is still intact,I removed the plastic tank I put on the truck (off a Dodge pickup) so I could store gas or diesel in it --used it to hold heating oil when I had a hot air furnace in my garage,now its just lying in the woods empty..
 
The LMC hose I put on back in 2010 is leaking like the Titanic when I put gas in. Sucker is already cracked and done.
 
Anyone know the ID?
The Bash is calling and I’ve got a punch list that’s growing lol
 

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