3/8 Inch ID NBR Fuel Line Hose - 6AN Rubber Push-On Fuel Hose for Small Engines (10 Feet) - Compatible with Lawn Mowers, Generators & Power Equipment

This is MUCH bigger than the usual sin, nylon hoses, which at first worried me because I was replacing the fuel pump which is on top of the gas tank and pinned right up under the body of my 2002 Chevy avalanche 1500 but I got it running down. I was able to put it in with the fuel filter on this truck a while just because I am meticulous about my work. However, I did leave the line a little bit long so I tried to pull the kids time is it I don’t know yet I will find out tomorrow because I have to drop the tank again because there was a gas leak and I don’t know if when I pulled it it shouldn’t of come on off the fuel pump because it had a standard connector for that and clicked right on but your cake that connects you and you put it into the hose and then the hose has a thick rubber cover on it and inside the rubber is a mesh metal, which is very very strong and greatly flexible. However, I won’t know until tomorrow perhaps it was the few return line that has a problem now, but I will find out, but it doesn’t matter. Anyway, I put two whole clamps on the end of the connector in the holes and tighten them as much as possible so I don’t see that I had yank the hose off of the connector, but with that said, I would buy this house anytime for any vehicle as long as you can squeeze it in there because this has the most protection of any hose I have ever used and I have done a lot of work. I am not a mechanic but I am an electrical engineer, so I do figure things out and I give them on my own . I don’t try to waste money on mechanics and I probably saved myself. Oh, I can’t even imagine probably at least $800 on doing this myself so this is a great product I highly recommend it.