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Resolved 1G Fuel Filler Hose 1990 GS-T

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'90 GS TURBO

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May 7, 2016
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My fuel filler hose (hose between filler kneck and the tank) has dry rotted pretty badly and leaks. If possible can anyone tell me where to find it and what diameter it is?

Moderator Edit - solution here: 1G FWD Fuel Filler Hose size
 
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I used a MasterPro #20957 or crossover equivilent. It is the right diameter and of course you cut you own out of the hose. Got mine at Oriellys. Lost most of a whole tank of E85 when mine started leaking. Don't even bother trying to loosen the old clamps just cut them off with a dremel tool or GOOD side cutters then put new worm clamps on. Just did this a month or two ago so I am sure this will work. I think the hose was around 10 buks plus a couple clamps. Mine is on a 90 AWD so Enjoy! :D
Sorry, the GS-T is a different hose but that number is the correct size which I just took a picture of for size reference for you. The front wheel drive car uses a much longer hose (12" maybe). My 1990 Laser has, what looks like, a flexible radiator hose on it. Do you need me to measure its length?
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I used a MasterPro #20957 or crossover equivilent. It is the right diameter and of course you cut you own out of the hose. Got mine at Oriellys. Lost most of a whole tank of E85 when mine started leaking. Don't even bother trying to loosen the old clamps just cut them off with a dremel tool or GOOD side cutters then put new worm clamps on. Just did this a month or two ago so I am sure this will work. I think it was around 10 buks. Enjoy! :D
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The GS-T hose is different than that of the GSX, it's straight and looks like a flex hose.
 
Yep thats what my Laser looks like. I went to my parts store and "browsed" the hoses hanging on the wall LOL. My Laser looks like a flex hose on it so I know what you're looking at. Just went and looked under it.
 
I used a MasterPro #20957 or crossover equivilent. It is the right diameter and of course you cut you own out of the hose. Got mine at Oriellys. Lost most of a whole tank of E85 when mine started leaking. Don't even bother trying to loosen the old clamps just cut them off with a dremel tool or GOOD side cutters then put new worm clamps on. Just did this a month or two ago so I am sure this will work. I think the hose was around 10 buks plus a couple clamps. Mine is on a 90 AWD so Enjoy! :D
Sorry, the GS-T is a different hose but that number is the correct size which I just took a picture of for size reference for you. The front wheel drive car uses a much longer hose (12" maybe). My 1990 Laser has, what looks like, a flexible radiator hose on it. Do you need me to measure its length?
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Please do not dremel the clamps off a leaking gas hose.
 
Probably best not. A good pair of side cutters or a small pair of bolt cutters make quick work of it. I fought with those clamps since they are rusty as hell for the eternity of 10 minutes or so before clipping them. I wouldn't ever try to even remove them now.
 
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