Continental Contitech 20029246 Fuel Line Hose 0.25 in 25 Ft

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20029246 is a fuel line and emission control hose designed for routing fuel vapors and liquids in automotive and light-duty equipment applications. It features a 0.25 inch inside diameter and comes in a 25-foot length, making it suitable for custom-cut installations. Constructed from Hysunite and Chemigum compounds, this hose is engineered to resist hydrocarbon fuels, fuel vapors, and emission system fluids. The maximum rated temperature is 250 degrees F. Licensed technicians and mechanics working on fuel delivery and evaporative emission control systems will find this hose appropriate for OEM-style replacement and repair work.

This hose is used in fuel line routing, evaporative emission control (EVAP) plumbing, and vapor recovery applications across a range of vehicles and light-duty engines. The 25-foot roll allows technicians to cut lengths to specification on the job, reducing waste and covering multiple repair scenarios from a single piece. It is suited for shop environments where bulk hose stock is preferred over pre-cut segments.

Key Features

• 0.25 inch inside diameter for standard fuel line fittings
• 25-foot length supports custom-cut installations and multiple repairs
• Hysunite and Chemigum compound construction for hydrocarbon and fuel vapor resistance
• Rated to 250 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Suitable for fuel line and evaporative emission control system routing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fuel line and emission control hose for applications requiring a 0.25 inch inside diameter hose rated for fuel vapor and liquid hydrocarbon service.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive or equipment technician. Depressurize the fuel system and disconnect the battery before removing existing fuel line hose. Cut the hose cleanly with a sharp blade to the required length and verify secure seating on all barbed fittings before returning the system to service. Follow applicable fire safety codes and manufacturer routing guidelines when routing near heat sources or moving components.