Fuel pressure regulator vacuum line

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Asked by Shawn Oct 31, 2019 at 10:51 PM about the 2001 GMC Yukon SLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My fuel pressure regulator vacuum line
has a crack in it. They don't sell them
hardly anywhere except a dealer and
they want 35 bucks for that little hose.
Even the parts guy said that was crazy.
ANYWAY what are you guys opinions on
fixing the crack and what do you think I
should use? My 01 yukon has 323,000
miles on it and I live in PA but I'm very
happy with it and how it's held up.

2 Answers

Generic hose should be available at any parts store.

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F_O_R,, i was thinking of doing that but there's a like 90° angle coming off the regulator and it would kinda pinch the hose. Do you think it would matter that much if it was? The hose that's on there now and they say is discontinued has elbows on it, kinda looks like a miniature spark plug wire.

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