Continental Contitech 20029283 Fuel Line Hose 7/16 in 25 Ft

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20029283 is a fuel line and emission control hose engineered for automotive and light-duty fuel system applications. Constructed from Hysunite and Chemigum rubber compounds, this hose is built to resist fuel, oil, and hydrocarbon exposure while maintaining flexibility across a wide service range. The hose measures 0.44 inches inside diameter and runs 25 feet in length, making it suitable for custom-cut installations. It carries a maximum temperature rating of 250 degrees F. Licensed technicians and shop mechanics working on fuel delivery and evaporative emission control systems rely on this hose for OEM-style replacements and fabricated fuel line runs.

This hose is appropriate for use in fuel supply, fuel return, and evaporative emission control routing on gasoline-powered vehicles and equipment. The 25-foot length allows the installer to cut sections to fit specific routing paths, reducing waste and accommodating varied configurations. Applications include carburetor connections, fuel tank venting, canister purge lines, and short-run fuel delivery segments where reinforced rubber hose is specified. It is suited for both shop inventory and job-specific use in automotive service environments.

Key Features

• Hysunite and Chemigum construction resists fuel, oil, and hydrocarbon degradation
• 0.44 inch inside diameter fits standard 7/16 inch fuel line fittings
• 25-foot length supports custom-cut installations and shop stock
• Maximum service temperature of 250 degrees F
• Flexible construction accommodates tight routing in engine bays and chassis runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fuel line and emission control hose for gasoline-powered vehicles and equipment requiring a 7/16 inch inside diameter rubber fuel hose.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive technician. Relieve fuel system pressure and disconnect the battery before cutting or replacing any fuel line segment. Use appropriate hose clamps rated for fuel service and verify all connections are leak-free before returning the vehicle to operation. Follow applicable fire safety codes and shop ventilation requirements when working with fuel system components.