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  1. 25th March 2025, 08:38 AM #1
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    Replace fuel line

    Has anyone found a replacement hose supplier for filler neck(o.d from tank 58mm)?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rolly View Post
    Has anyone found a replacement hose supplier for filler neck(o.d from tank 58mm)?
    i went to a truck parts supplier and rummaged around their fuel hose supplies until i found a hose the correct ID. I do remember swollowing hard when old mate said the price, but it was a problem sorted and 10 years later it's still doing its job.
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    Going just over 7 years ago I used a length of this fuel resistant hose
    To combine standard 130 tank spigot to the bottom of an auxiliary 75L tank under the tray.

    1 Meter 63mm ID (2.5") Oil & Fuel Resistant Straight Silicone Hose - B
    – SiliconeDirect

    Linked OEM breather too new tank breather then up to filler.

    Fill the aux tank from the front between the tray and cab
    Fuel flows via that linking silicone into the main tank then once main is full it fills up the aux tank.

    Any time I have 70-150L on board that linking hose is full of diesel

    I just gave the old girl a good pressure wash on weekend and the hose and clamps look near as good as the day I installed em

    Obviously 7 years ago I didn’t have to pay 150 Aussie pesos for a metre but such is life

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