Product details
The current listing identifies a CPE synthetic-rubber inner hose, stainless-steel outer braid, silver finish, and six-foot length. Use only the dimensions, fluid compatibility, pressure, and temperature information supported by current product documentation. Review the live product facts, price, availability, and images before ordering.
A braided exterior does not by itself establish compatibility with every fuel, fitting, pressure, temperature, routing, or vehicle.
Dimensions and fuel compatibility
The verified product length is six feet. Use the hose only when its markings and documentation confirm the internal and external diameter, bend requirements, fuel compatibility, fittings, pressure, and temperature limits required by the complete application. Do not rely on a visual comparison with an old hose.
The hose, every fitting, and every restraint must be documented for the exact fuel system; braided appearance alone is not evidence of compatibility.
Application and routing
Inspect the complete route from tank to engine, including bulkhead passages, clips, grommets, filters, fittings, moving parts, electrical sources, and hot surfaces. Use a suitable length without tension, kinks, abrasion, unsupported spans, or contact that can damage the hose.
This hose must not be recommended as a cure for a hot-start, fuel-delivery, or engine fault without testing and a correct diagnosis.
What is included
The verified listing includes a six-foot length of braided hose. Select every fitting, clamp, adapter, protective sleeve, clip, and grommet separately from documented system requirements rather than from a photograph.
Inspect the delivered hose for damage, contamination, incorrect markings, or incompatible dimensions before use.
Fuel-system safety
Fuel-system work can create a serious fire risk if the hose, fittings, routing, or installation method is incorrect. Use a qualified professional when necessary.
Work only with appropriate safety controls, eliminate ignition sources, contain fuel safely, use compatible fittings and restraints, inspect every connection, and check carefully for leaks before operating the vehicle. Replace damaged or incorrectly routed components rather than attempting an unsafe repair.
Record the supplied hose markings, dimensions, fittings, and route before installation. Keep that information with the vehicle records so the complete fuel path can be inspected and serviced later. Update the record whenever a fitting or route changes.