🔧 Dorman 800-041 Fuel Line Clip 2 Pack for Specific Models Review

Dodge/Mopar do not sell the clamp themselves. They require you to purchase the Mopar PCV hose 68210346AD for $22-$30. It's actually a good price for a hose, but I only lost the clamp, not the hose. In short, the clip serves its purpose and is perfect as an OEM.

After searching the internet for several hours I broke the hose clamp on the bypass/vaporizer valve when I dropped the fuel tank but found nothing. I measured the valve and hose, looked for the size, a description appeared saying it didn't fit my car.

Exact fit for 2007 Nissan Frontier V6 fuel lines. I was helping a friend replace his Xterra fuel pump last year and one of those clips broke. When I had to change my last month I ordered these to make sure I was ready and pretty much broke one of the originals. Order them when ordering a new pump/pressure block for a Nissan truck. Cheap insurance to get you through the swap!

Bought in case I break an existing retainer while working on my 2007 Xterra fuel line. I've read on some forums that these brackets are easy to break, especially when old, and of course I broke them while removing them. So it's worth getting if you're working on something that has these because it's more likely to break. Considering the price, it's a good idea to have a few just in case in the future.

When I replaced the fuel pump on the Nissan Xterra 2005, both clips broke. Luckily I found a review that mentioned they would work for Nissan and fit perfectly. There are two in the package, so everything is ok. If you're working on the fuel system, save yourself the hassle and buy it. The old clips were brittle, difficult to access, and difficult to remove without damaging them.

I replaced the evaporator canister on my Wrangler and broke the larger clamp. Auto parts stores didn't have a replacement, and neither did the Jeep dealership. Quick search and found this should have worked. I ordered them and they were a direct replacement. It should be noted that you get two of these, making them easier to swallow for the price of a small piece of plastic. However, it is better than buying a new hose from Jeep as they do not sell individual replacement clamps.

I broke 2 fuel clamps while replacing the fuel pump on my 2005 Chevy Trailblazer. When I took the intact clip to Autozone, O'Reily's and then Pep Boys all 3 said they couldn't find it on their computers and that it was just a dealer part (I'm so glad all 3 of these replacement parts were close together when they decide to waste my time). I went to one of the local Chevy dealers and was told that the only way to get the clamps was to buy the entire fuel line assembly. I walked out of the…