🔋 Omix-Ada 17740.01 Fuel Filler Hose: Reliable Solution for Efficient Fuel Filling Review

Perfect for my 1972 CJ5. Was swapped out when changing the tank. It is pre-drilled for the breather hose nipple, simply remove the nipple from the old hose and fit it into the new hose. Use a good sealant around the nipple seals.

I ended up not using it because the problem was with my breather hose (not the filler). If you need a breather hose, good luck in your search. In the end I decided on a different model year breather hose and cut it to size. The corners weren't quite right, but I managed it.

It was a bit long I didn't cut it, it has a tighter curve just in front of the tank. Suggest you replace the stock hose clamp, ours was rusty after almost 40 years and didn't want to risk breaking on the track. I had to do a little work to remove the breather from the old filler neck. Point out that a small wire brush and WD40 are your friends. A little muscle for the new filler neck, see picture, and you're good to go.