This fuel hose assembly is designed to provide a secure, leak-resistant connection between the fuel tank and carburetor, ensuring steady fuel delivery during operation. Made from durable, fuel-resistant materials with an integrated sealing grommet, it helps withstand wear, vibration, and exposure to fuel. Ideal for replacing cracked or deteriorated lines, it helps restore proper fuel flow and reliable equipment performance.
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Fixed my fuel leak
The bung was leaking gas all over the back of my legs when I was using the blower. Ordered this part and it was the fix. The old bung wasn't too difficult to get out and the new bung wasn't too difficult to install. I saw that some others lubed up the bung, but that's not necessary. It just needs a good firm push and it will pop into place.
Guest - July 23, 2019
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Easy fix, took all of 5 minutes
Fixed gas leak I had in gas tank, arrived fast.
Guest - December 16, 2019
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Easy repiar
Fast & easy my blower doesn’t leak any more gas
Guest - May 29, 2020
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Easy repair - Great part - worked as expected.
The parts arrived on-time and were in a secure package. Would definitely buy again from eReplacement parts. Great customer service.
Paul - March 14, 2023
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Gas leaking out of the grommet on top of the gas tank when running
I very carefully removed the hoses from the carburetor, noting which one goes on which side, and being very careful of not losing any clips. I then pried up the grommet on top of the gas tank with a screwdriver, and pulled that and the hoses attached up out thru the hole. Then, the gas filter needs to be removed from the one gas line, a
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Now all you have to do is install the new assembly (hoses and grommet), after first attaching the gas filter that you just removed from the defective assembly, making sure that you reinstall the clip at the gas filter. Just make sure that you really seat the new grommet really well, as it takes some pressure to do this, pushing on it with only your fingers so as not to damage it.
Take note of the position of the clips on the defective parts before you remove them, so that you know exactly where they need to be on the hoses when you install the new parts. And be sure to push the hoses on all the way. All of this does take some patience and some persistent pushing on various parts, but just be careful and you will get it done. And you can take pictures of the old assembly with your phone before removing it all, to make everything easier by having something to refer to so as to not get mixed up about anything. Its not that hard, but it does take some focus!
1. Removed the old assembly.
2. Removed the fuel filter.
3. Placed fuel filter on new assembly.
4. Attached lines to blower.
5. Fed lines into fuel tank and secured stopper.
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Leaf blower was leaking gas through the rubber gasket
Replaced the rubber gasket and hose assembly! Gasket pops out easily with a flat head screwdriver then it was just a matter of popping in the new rubber gasket and connecting the gas line and fuel filter.
1. Remove empty gas tank
2. Remove old lines from carb one line at a time
3. Press new filter on to end of black line
4.Pry out old hose assembly grommet from tank
5. Insert filter and new hose assembly grommet into top of tank
6. Reattach tank
7. Fill tank
8. Prime carb
9. Start engine
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The rubber plug that the gas lines run through was no longer tight. Blower would spill gasoline from that area when used.
1. Removed the gas filter from black gas line in the gas tank. Use screwdriver to get gas filter out of tank.
2. Loosen clamps on both gas lines with pliers
3. Disconnected gas lines from carburetor
4. Removed the old line assembly (rubber plug and gas lines) by pulling them off.
5. Install new hose assembly
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7. Attach lines to carburetor
8. Put gas filter back on gas lines and gas filter with pliers.
1.) Removed both hoses from carburetor. Required small pliers to remove spring clamp on hose at carburetor. Screwdriver used to help pry hose from carburetor.
2.) Removed rubber hose assembly from fuel tank using finger pressure to unset assembly.
3.) Installed new assembly on fuel tank.
4.) installed both hoses to carbu
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Repair was very easy with hose assembly provided. Challenging to get new plug seated firmly into top of gas tank, but not bad at all and completely fixed the issue. No more leaking gas and blower works just as it should.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP18535835
Manufacturer Part Number: 597967302
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