1973-1976 Chevy/GMC Full-Size Pickup RIGHT Fuel Fill Hose - Stepside/Shortbed

1973–1976 Chevy/GMC Full-Size Pickup Right Fuel Fill Hose – Stepside/Shortbed

Restore a safer, cleaner fuel-fill setup on your classic square-body Chevy or GMC pickup with this replacement right-side fuel fill hose. Over time, original fuel filler hoses can dry out, crack, shrink, or split, leading to fuel smell, leaks, poor sealing, and potential debris entering the fuel system. This replacement hose is designed for the passenger-side fuel tank location on 1973–1976 Chevy/GMC Stepside shortbed trucks, helping bring the fuel system back to proper working condition.

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Key Features

• Replacement fuel filler hose for classic Chevy/GMC full-size pickups
• Designed for right/passenger-side fuel tank applications
• Fits Stepside shortbed models
• Helps replace cracked, brittle, or leaking original filler hose
• Suitable for gasoline fuel-fill applications
• Correct-style replacement for restoration, repair, or maintenance work
• Helps reduce fuel odour and improve fill-neck sealing

Vehicle Applications

Fits:

• 1973 Chevrolet C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed
• 1974 Chevrolet C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed
• 1975 Chevrolet C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed
• 1976 Chevrolet C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed
• 1973 GMC C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed
• 1974 GMC C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed
• 1975 GMC C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed
• 1976 GMC C/K Full-Size Pickup – Stepside Shortbed

Position: Right side / passenger side
Bed style: Stepside
Bed length: Shortbed
Fuel tank size noted by supplier listings: 16-gallon application

Product Details

Installation Notes

This hose is intended for the right/passenger-side tank setup only. Before ordering, confirm your truck’s bed style, fuel tank location, and filler neck layout. Some 1973–1976 Chevy/GMC pickups used different fuel-fill setups depending on bed style, tank position, and model configuration.

For best results, inspect the filler neck, clamps, vent hose, and tank connection during installation. Replace any worn clamps or cracked vent components at the same time to prevent fuel smell or leaks.