Fuel hose
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Craig 85
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- Craig
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- 1985
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- K30 SRW
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- 454/TH-400/NP205
I had an issue on my K30. I found a similar shaped hose from a Corvette that I had to splice and make work. I cut the hose in the middle of the "S" section (photo #2) and added about an inch of hard line to the middle. It needed to be a hair longer and a slightly different twist. Sorry I don't have a photo of the completed hose.
Fuel line @ pump - 1970-81 Corvette Formed “S” Hose
GM 3994298
or
Eckler’s 6271610
OEM 454 version
Eckler's
Fuel line @ pump - 1970-81 Corvette Formed “S” Hose
GM 3994298
or
Eckler’s 6271610
OEM 454 version
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Eckler's
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oldretiredafguy
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If you go into a well stocked auto parts store, most of them will have a rack in the back that holds their radiator hoses and custom molded fuel lines. A good manager should let you wander back there until you find the one you want. The Gates catalog is also a good source to find an unusually shaped hose, but I'm not sure parts stores even know what a paper catalog is these days.
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