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Mines is pretty cracked, anyone know where to get an aftermarket hose to connect fuel filler to the stock tank? Thanks
1990 super jet 650 gas tank filler hose
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E350
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How I look for things like your hose filler is first go to partzilla.com, then get the part number and/or description and put it into ebay.
I did that for you, and I couldn't find any filler hose for a super jet whatsoever. Unless someone else has better ideas, you may have to buy a longer filler hose which is the same diameter and has a section which is similar to the super jet hose and then cut it out and fit it.
I did that for you, and I couldn't find any filler hose for a super jet whatsoever. Unless someone else has better ideas, you may have to buy a longer filler hose which is the same diameter and has a section which is similar to the super jet hose and then cut it out and fit it.
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- Grass Valley CA
Awesome tip bu! Thanks. I tried 2 years go to find one but never was able to. I would think there is an aftermarket solution for this hose that’s discontinued.
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- Grass Valley CA
i wonder if a silicone turbo boost hose would work?
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- Grass Valley CA
What is everyone else doin? These are 3 years old, they can’t all be holding up. There must be a replacement somewhere? Anyone?
Quinc
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Exactly what E350 said to do. Silicone turbo hose would probably work fine as well.
john zigler
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We have used RN fill hose. It is different, but can/will work.
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I guess that's pretty cheap for Hoes
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- 1 Mile High in Colorado
Cheap Hoes often come with unwanted side effects tho, like a burning bilge area
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- Grass Valley CA
Thanks guys, so an 09 superjet has the same tank and uses the same filler hose as a 1990? If that's the case I wonder why they dont update the p/n to reflect this?
As John posted above, it's not the same but it'll work.
E350
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This is where you get to be the guinea pig and try it and then give back to the forum by posting up your results with photos.
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- Sacramento California
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- Grass Valley CA
So unfortunately mine has like 2 45 degree bends and twisted some. Hard to explain. The cracks don't all the way through. I've thought about getting some fuel resistant goop or something. Not sure what else to do. Curious what all other 90's era superjets use. The paint job is awesome on this ski so I'm trying to keep it going. 
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- Grass Valley CA
Thanks. Yea I might have to try something like that. I thought of taking it to local auto parts and see if they can find something close. That's if I get a guy that will take the time and look.
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- Grass Valley CA
Yea I looks really close. I messaged the seller to get approx measurements of the I.d and length but the seller ain't helping. I might just have to take a chance and buy it. As long as it has 2" I.d it would probably work.
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- 1 Mile High in Colorado
Did you ever run this experiment to ground and find a suitable alternative? I have a buddy with a cracked square nose hose that we're trying to replace and stuck in this same scenario now.