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The fuel neck hose on my 83 Chevy C20 w/dual tanks is split and I am having trouble finding a replacement. It looks like a radiator hose and makes a 90 deg bend.
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It looks like they might have it here: http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cc/full.aspx?Page=134
Radiator hose will slowly destruct with gas, with ethanol added it would probably disintegrate even faster. |
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Try your local auto parts store. My local Federated auto parts store keeps it in bulk and sells it by the foot.
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x2. I've bought it at my local Carquest for equipment at work.
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I don't believe straight pieces are going to make a tight ninety degree bend that those tanks require. Twenty bucks for the correct part is not out of line, IMO.
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Friend used a radiator hose as a fuel filler neck on a 36 Chevy he built years ago. After using it awhile, it became rock hard.
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