Long story short, I traced a gas tank leak to a cracked return line. The end that clips to the tube on the pump assembly cracked and was leaking fuel kinda bad. This hose is a hard plastic hose inside a rubber hose. and is all one piece, about 2 1/2 feet long, $136.50 from Ford
You can buy a replacement hose w/ the end for the pump assembly (the part that cracked on mine) for $20, so I plan to buy it soon, but couldn't today.
Anyway, for a quick fix today, I took vacuum hose and clamped one end onto the hard plastic hose (I cut the cracked end off), and clamped the other end onto the metal tube on the pump assembly.
The vac hose part is only about 2" long.
So, Will fuel melt that vacuum hose, eat right through it??
Am I gonna be up *****'s creek soon?
I drove about 12 miles w/ it after we installed it, and saw or smelled no leak.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jeremy
You can buy a replacement hose w/ the end for the pump assembly (the part that cracked on mine) for $20, so I plan to buy it soon, but couldn't today.
Anyway, for a quick fix today, I took vacuum hose and clamped one end onto the hard plastic hose (I cut the cracked end off), and clamped the other end onto the metal tube on the pump assembly.
The vac hose part is only about 2" long.
So, Will fuel melt that vacuum hose, eat right through it??
Am I gonna be up *****'s creek soon?
I drove about 12 miles w/ it after we installed it, and saw or smelled no leak.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jeremy