Continental Contitech 20296571 Fuel Injection Hose 25 Ft

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20296571 is a 25-foot fuel injection hose engineered for high-pressure fuel delivery systems in automotive and light-duty applications. With a 0.375-inch inside diameter, a fluoroelastomer/nitrile tube, and a Hypalon outer cover, this hose is built to handle the chemical demands of modern fuel injection systems. It meets SAE J30R9 standards, covering a temperature range from -29 degrees F to 275 degrees F. Licensed technicians and fuel system specialists rely on this hose for replacement and repair work on fuel injection lines where chemical resistance and pressure integrity are critical.

This hose is suited for fuel injection system repairs and replacements in residential garage shops, commercial service bays, and fleet maintenance facilities. The 25-foot length provides enough material for multiple jobs or longer routed fuel lines. The fluoroelastomer/nitrile tube construction resists fuel permeation and degradation from modern reformulated fuels, while the Hypalon cover provides abrasion and ozone resistance in under-hood environments. Technicians working on port or direct fuel injection systems will find this hose appropriate for high-pressure fuel rail and injector feed lines.

Key Features

• 0.375-inch inside diameter sized for standard fuel injection line connections
• Fluoroelastomer/nitrile tube construction resists modern reformulated fuels and fuel permeation
• Hypalon outer cover provides abrasion, ozone, and heat resistance
• Rated for temperatures from -29 degrees F to 275 degrees F
• Meets SAE J30R9 standard for fuel injection hose applications
• 25-foot length accommodates multiple repairs or longer routed runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fuel injection hose for vehicles and equipment requiring SAE J30R9-rated fuel injection hose with a 0.375-inch inside diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive or fuel system technician. Before servicing any fuel line, relieve system fuel pressure and disconnect the battery to reduce the risk of ignition. Use appropriate hose clamps and fittings rated for fuel injection pressures, and verify the hose is routed away from sharp edges, extreme heat sources, and moving components. Follow all applicable local codes and vehicle manufacturer service procedures when working on pressurized fuel systems.