Tank Filler Hose

Gary · 07-24-2008

The 2 1/4 inch filler hose on my '72 wagon dried out, cracked and was leaking. I ordered a replacement from my local NAPA store (P/N NBH 1055). Well, they received a 3 foot long piece. They were pretty accommodating and sold me a foot long section for $20.00. The list is $38.00/foot.

I can get some more from them if anyone else needs a filler hose replacement. (Other NAPA stores may not be as helpful)
Gary

dallasmanta · 07-24-2008

did the same for the manta when i noticed that everytime i filled up the tank i was dripping fuel. NAPA is a great source for many parts and will match prices on any competitor part in the area. Ron

Sparky73 · 07-24-2008

I just got a job at my local NAPA last week! lol. 15% employee discount and the ability to look up any Opel part I may need

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RallyBob · 07-24-2008

Originally Posted by Gary

The 2 1/4 inch filler hose on my '72 wagon dried out, cracked and was leaking. I ordered a replacement from my local NAPA store (P/N NBH 1055). Well, they received a 3 foot long piece. They were pretty accommodating and sold me a foot long section for $20.00. The list is $38.00/foot.

I can get some more from them if anyone else needs a filler hose replacement. (Other NAPA stores may not be as helpful)
Gary

Gary, I used fuel cell filler hose from a local racing shop. IIRC, it was $10 per foot.

Bob

jtb · 07-26-2008

For anyone's information, I got a short piece of hose from a marine supply store, they sold it by the inch. They got it from industrial hose supplier (Greenline). I have been to Greenline myself for other hoses now, much better to deal directly. See if there is an industrial hose supplier in your area, this might be the easiest and cheapest solution.

JMTCW,

jtb

Mike Preble · 07-26-2008

Originally Posted by Sparky73

I just got a job at my local NAPA last week! lol. 15% employee discount and the ability to look up any Opel part I may need .

NAPA part number
SH-1193S finished cam bearings.

Mike

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dallasmanta Dallasmanta Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: dallas texas Posts: 189 Real Name: Ron	did the same for the manta when i noticed that everytime i filled up the tank i was dripping fuel. NAPA is a great source for many parts and will match prices on any competitor part in the area. Ron

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jtb Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Vancouver Canada Posts: 415	For anyone's information, I got a short piece of hose from a marine supply store, they sold it by the inch. They got it from industrial hose supplier (Greenline). I have been to Greenline myself for other hoses now, much better to deal directly. See if there is an industrial hose supplier in your area, this might be the easiest and cheapest solution. JMTCW, jtb

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