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Rear Fuel Tank Filler Hose, 66-76 Bronco SKU: 9706
Rear Fuel Tank Filler Hose, 66-76 Bronco
Rear Fuel Tank Filler Hose 66-76 Bronco
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Filler Hose for Rear Fuel Tanks
Please select from the options below. You may want to check the O.D.(outside diameter) of your fuel tank fill tube to be sure you are ordering the correct one. Most Broncos will use the 1.75 X 1.75" or 1 3/4" hose. Some replacement tanks use the 2.00 X 2.00" or 2" hose. The '77 Broncos usually use the 2.00 X 2.25" but if an aftermarket tank is installed, it may need a 1.75 X 2.25" hose.
When you install a body lift, the rear stock fuel tank stays with the frame as the body moves up. Because of this, the filler hose should be replaced to prevent stretching which can lead to failure of the hose. Sometimes you can get away with leaving the stock hose in place but once you get a 2-3" body lift, we recommend changing it at the time of the body lift installation. The side tank moves up with the body and therefore does not need to be changed. This hose is 12" long.
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Filler Hose for Rear Fuel Tanks
Please select from the options below. You may want to check the O.D.(outside diameter) of your fuel tank fill tube to be sure you are ordering the correct one. Most Broncos will use the 1.75 X 1.75" or 1 3/4" hose. Some replacement tanks use the 2.00 X 2.00" or 2" hose. The '77 Broncos usually use the 2.00 X 2.25" but if an aftermarket tank is installed, it may need a 1.75 X 2.25" hose.
When you install a body lift, the rear stock fuel tank stays with the frame as the body moves up. Because of this, the filler hose should be replaced to prevent stretching which can lead to failure of the hose. Sometimes you can get away with leaving the stock hose in place but once you get a 2-3" body lift, we recommend changing it at the time of the body lift installation. The side tank moves up with the body and therefore does not need to be changed. This hose is 12" long.
Please select from the options below. You may want to check the O.D.(outside diameter) of your fuel tank fill tube to be sure you are ordering the correct one. Most Broncos will use the 1.75 X 1.75" or 1 3/4" hose. Some replacement tanks use the 2.00 X 2.00" or 2" hose. The '77 Broncos usually use the 2.00 X 2.25" but if an aftermarket tank is installed, it may need a 1.75 X 2.25" hose.
When you install a body lift, the rear stock fuel tank stays with the frame as the body moves up. Because of this, the filler hose should be replaced to prevent stretching which can lead to failure of the hose. Sometimes you can get away with leaving the stock hose in place but once you get a 2-3" body lift, we recommend changing it at the time of the body lift installation. The side tank moves up with the body and therefore does not need to be changed. This hose is 12" long.
Filler Hose for Rear Fuel Tanks
Please select from the options below. You may want to check the O.D.(outside diameter) of your fuel tank fill tube to be sure you are ordering the correct one. Most Broncos will use the 1.75 X 1.75" or 1 3/4" hose. Some replacement tanks use the 2.00 X 2.00" or 2" hose. The '77 Broncos usually use the 2.00 X 2.25" but if an aftermarket tank is installed, it may need a 1.75 X 2.25" hose.
When you install a body lift, the rear stock fuel tank stays with the frame as the body moves up. Because of this, the filler hose should be replaced to prevent stretching which can lead to failure of the hose. Sometimes you can get away with leaving the stock hose in place but once you get a 2-3" body lift, we recommend changing it at the time of the body lift installation. The side tank moves up with the body and therefore does not need to be changed.
This hose is 12" long.
Please select from the options below. You may want to check the O.D.(outside diameter) of your fuel tank fill tube to be sure you are ordering the correct one. Most Broncos will use the 1.75 X 1.75" or 1 3/4" hose. Some replacement tanks use the 2.00 X 2.00" or 2" hose. The '77 Broncos usually use the 2.00 X 2.25" but if an aftermarket tank is installed, it may need a 1.75 X 2.25" hose.
When you install a body lift, the rear stock fuel tank stays with the frame as the body moves up. Because of this, the filler hose should be replaced to prevent stretching which can lead to failure of the hose. Sometimes you can get away with leaving the stock hose in place but once you get a 2-3" body lift, we recommend changing it at the time of the body lift installation. The side tank moves up with the body and therefore does not need to be changed.
This hose is 12" long.
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