Continental Contitech 20296541 Fuel Injection Hose 25 Ft

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20296541 is a 25-foot fuel injection hose designed for high-pressure fuel delivery in automotive and light-duty equipment applications. It features a fluoroelastomer/nitrile inner tube paired with a Hypalon outer cover, giving it strong resistance to fuel permeation, heat, and ozone degradation. With a 0.25 inch inside diameter and a rated temperature range of -29 degrees F to 275 degrees F, this hose is built to handle the demands of modern fuel injection systems. It meets SAE J30R9 standards, the benchmark specification for fuel injection hose used by professional technicians and fleet service shops.

This hose is suited for residential garage, commercial fleet, and dealership service environments where fuel injection system repair or line fabrication is required. The 25-foot coil length gives technicians enough material to cut custom lengths for a range of routing configurations. It is typically installed by automotive technicians and light-equipment mechanics working on fuel-injected gasoline engines where SAE J30R9-rated hose is specified. The Hypalon cover resists weathering and abrasion in underhood environments where heat cycling and fluid exposure are constant factors.

Key Features

• Fluoroelastomer/nitrile inner tube provides low fuel permeation and chemical resistance
• Hypalon outer cover resists ozone, heat, and abrasion
• Meets SAE J30R9 specification for fuel injection hose
• Rated from -29 degrees F to 275 degrees F for wide temperature range serviceability
• 0.25 inch inside diameter suits standard fuel injection line fittings
• 25-foot coil length allows custom-cut installation flexibility

Compatibility

Designed for use in SAE J30R9-rated fuel injection hose applications on fuel-injected gasoline engines. Consult the vehicle or equipment service manual to confirm inside diameter and pressure rating requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive or equipment technician. Relieve fuel system pressure and disconnect the battery before removing or installing any fuel hose. Use the appropriate hose clamps or fittings rated for fuel injection pressure, and inspect all connections for leaks before returning the system to service. Follow all applicable federal, state, and local regulations governing fuel system service and repair.