Gas Tank Filler Hoses
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
Both OEM and aftermarket fill hoses for the factory gas tanks on AMC era CJs
are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
OMIX/ADA
[http://www.omix-ada.com]
or
Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
fit.
> Try any of your local parts stores.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>K Horner wrote:
>>
>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>> replace them?
are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
OMIX/ADA
[http://www.omix-ada.com]
or
Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
fit.
> Try any of your local parts stores.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>K Horner wrote:
>>
>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>> replace them?
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
Both OEM and aftermarket fill hoses for the factory gas tanks on AMC era CJs
are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
OMIX/ADA
[http://www.omix-ada.com]
or
Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
fit.
> Try any of your local parts stores.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>K Horner wrote:
>>
>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>> replace them?
are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
OMIX/ADA
[http://www.omix-ada.com]
or
Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
fit.
> Try any of your local parts stores.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>K Horner wrote:
>>
>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>> replace them?
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
Both OEM and aftermarket fill hoses for the factory gas tanks on AMC era CJs
are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
OMIX/ADA
[http://www.omix-ada.com]
or
Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
fit.
> Try any of your local parts stores.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>K Horner wrote:
>>
>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>> replace them?
are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
OMIX/ADA
[http://www.omix-ada.com]
or
Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
fit.
> Try any of your local parts stores.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>K Horner wrote:
>>
>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>> replace them?
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
Quadratec's catalog lists--
Hose, Filler Vent, Fuel Tank: 1978-86 CJ5 & CJ7 1-1/8" OD
Hose, Filler Fuel Tank: 1970-75 CJ 2-5/8" outside diameter
Hose, Filler, Fuel Tank: 1978-86 CJ 1-3/8"
Hose, Filler, Fuel Tank: 1976 CJ
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005, Robert Bills wrote:
> Both OEM and aftermarket fill hoses for the factory gas tanks on AMC era CJs
> are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
>
> OMIX/ADA
> [http://www.omix-ada.com]
> or
> Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
>
> The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
> fit.
>
>
>> Try any of your local parts stores.
>
>>
>> K Horner wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>>> replace them?
>
>
--
Thank ghod it's Them instead of You.
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
Quadratec's catalog lists--
Hose, Filler Vent, Fuel Tank: 1978-86 CJ5 & CJ7 1-1/8" OD
Hose, Filler Fuel Tank: 1970-75 CJ 2-5/8" outside diameter
Hose, Filler, Fuel Tank: 1978-86 CJ 1-3/8"
Hose, Filler, Fuel Tank: 1976 CJ
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005, Robert Bills wrote:
> Both OEM and aftermarket fill hoses for the factory gas tanks on AMC era CJs
> are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
>
> OMIX/ADA
> [http://www.omix-ada.com]
> or
> Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
>
> The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
> fit.
>
>
>> Try any of your local parts stores.
>
>>
>> K Horner wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>>> replace them?
>
>
--
Thank ghod it's Them instead of You.
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
Quadratec's catalog lists--
Hose, Filler Vent, Fuel Tank: 1978-86 CJ5 & CJ7 1-1/8" OD
Hose, Filler Fuel Tank: 1970-75 CJ 2-5/8" outside diameter
Hose, Filler, Fuel Tank: 1978-86 CJ 1-3/8"
Hose, Filler, Fuel Tank: 1976 CJ
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005, Robert Bills wrote:
> Both OEM and aftermarket fill hoses for the factory gas tanks on AMC era CJs
> are nearly impossible to find. You might try:
>
> OMIX/ADA
> [http://www.omix-ada.com]
> or
> Crown Automotive [http://www.crownautomotive.net]
>
> The vapor lines aren't a problem - just find correst diameter hose and cut to
> fit.
>
>
>> Try any of your local parts stores.
>
>>
>> K Horner wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
>>> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and dealers
>>> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
>>> replace them?
>
>
--
Thank ghod it's Them instead of You.
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
K Horner (k@comcast.net) wrote on Friday 31 December 2004 01:49 pm:
> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and
> dealers
> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
> replace them?
>
> Thanks
If you're in the DFW, Texas area, you can go to Texas Rubber Supply Company
in Ft. Worth and Irving. They matched up the hoses from the originals with
some heavy-duty stuff over six years ago, much better quality that the
original. No signs of cracking or aging.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and
> dealers
> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
> replace them?
>
> Thanks
If you're in the DFW, Texas area, you can go to Texas Rubber Supply Company
in Ft. Worth and Irving. They matched up the hoses from the originals with
some heavy-duty stuff over six years ago, much better quality that the
original. No signs of cracking or aging.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
K Horner (k@comcast.net) wrote on Friday 31 December 2004 01:49 pm:
> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and
> dealers
> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
> replace them?
>
> Thanks
If you're in the DFW, Texas area, you can go to Texas Rubber Supply Company
in Ft. Worth and Irving. They matched up the hoses from the originals with
some heavy-duty stuff over six years ago, much better quality that the
original. No signs of cracking or aging.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and
> dealers
> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
> replace them?
>
> Thanks
If you're in the DFW, Texas area, you can go to Texas Rubber Supply Company
in Ft. Worth and Irving. They matched up the hoses from the originals with
some heavy-duty stuff over six years ago, much better quality that the
original. No signs of cracking or aging.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
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Re: Gas Tank Filler Hoses
K Horner (k@comcast.net) wrote on Friday 31 December 2004 01:49 pm:
> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and
> dealers
> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
> replace them?
>
> Thanks
If you're in the DFW, Texas area, you can go to Texas Rubber Supply Company
in Ft. Worth and Irving. They matched up the hoses from the originals with
some heavy-duty stuff over six years ago, much better quality that the
original. No signs of cracking or aging.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
> I'm in need of replacement hoses for both liquid and vapor on the gas tank
> of my '82 Scrambler. I've called various aftermarket suppliers and
> dealers
> with no luck. Does anyone have a source, or know of some other way to
> replace them?
>
> Thanks
If you're in the DFW, Texas area, you can go to Texas Rubber Supply Company
in Ft. Worth and Irving. They matched up the hoses from the originals with
some heavy-duty stuff over six years ago, much better quality that the
original. No signs of cracking or aging.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
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