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Push-Loc Fuel Hose [-6 AN Blue, 15 ft.]
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-6 AN Push-Loc Fuel Hose
JEGS 102246 -6 AN Push-Loc Fuel Hose in blue makes for the perfect inexpensive upgrade when plumbing a fuel system. This push-loc hose allows you to convert to AN style fittings at a fraction of the cost of braided stainless steel hose & fittings. JEGS hose is made from a reinforced nitrile rubber compound and is rated at a maximum of 50 psi working pressure. This hose is an excellent choice for street and racing applications and is rated for gasoline, diesel, and E85 fuels only.
We also offer assorted JEGS Push-Loc Hose End Fittings "CLICK HERE" to complete your project.
Warning Note: This Fuel hose is rated at SAE J30R7 specifications and is not designed to be used for Pressure Lines or Fuel Injection applications.
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