My 2002 F150 4.6L V8 has a fuel hose that I believe needs replacement. It's located above the actual engine, with one end going someplace under the plastic 'TRITON 4.6' cover and the other hooking up to a plastic green part next to the firewall on the driver's side. The hose itself says "GASFUEL" and something else. What's this hose actually called if I wanna go to the store and buy a replacement? Do you know its size (diameter)?

 

Sounds like it goes to the vapor management valve...can you snap a picture?

 

Are you refering to the one with the yellow printing on it?

 

 

Well, ****, all these people reading this and nobody wants to tell me what that fuel hose is. Come on people!

 

Just because someone reads something doesn't mean that they know.

Anyways, I think that's the hose that vents from the VMV to the intake manifold. I'll be sure to put your needs before everyone elses when I go to work tomorrow and find out for sure, just as everyone who's read this thread should have. Sorry for the inconvenience. Honest.

Some people...

 

Awww! You're a pal! I'd buy you a beer if you were in the area.

 

It is only vapor recovery. There is no liquid fuel in that line. Regular old vacuum hose of the correct diameter will work like a charm......