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aux. tank fill hose

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Need a new fill hose for the aux tank on the 72.
Looking thru LMC, NPD, and Dennis Carpenter all they list one for is 71-72 f100. Why wouldn't it be the same for a f250??
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i got mine from there it fit my 67 f250 under the bed tank. it was a little loose but snugged up pretty good with a couple of clamps and doesnt leak.

probally there books dont list the tank as factory till those years and the tank was add on from a dealer for the rest of the years... then again thats speculation
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LMC part # 43-3346 fit perfectly on my 71 f250 CS
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Would that hose fit a 69 F-250 CS?
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i believe that the same hose should work. At least it did on my 67 f250. Though i dont know what year the extra tank i have came from
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Those hoses will be different for '67-'69 trucks than they are for '70-'72 trucks. The early ('67-'69) version had the filler located above the bump, whereas the later {'70-'72) trucks had the filler below the bump. You could cut down an early hose to use in a later truck, but the later hose will be too short to use on the early trucks.
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wierd mine worked just fine... but my filler neck isnt in a stock location
I don't really care about brands Chevy Ford Dodge ...as long as it doesn't sound like two old dudes farting in a coffee can.
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1969/72 f100 351w EFI m5r2 5 speed
1988 ford f150 xlt lariat
1961 VW Beetle (wifes car)
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