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MTS Company Fuel Tank Fill Hose – CJFH-1

MTS Company

  • Fuel tank fill hose for 1976-1983 CJ5 and 1976-1986 CJ7
  • Replacement style
  • Not for the OEM 20 gallon tank

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Description

Overview

The MTS Company CJFH-1 is a fuel tank fill hose for the 1976-1983 Jeep CJ5 and the 1976-1986 Jeep CJ7. It is a replacement style hose.

It is not for the OEM 20 gallon tank. Confirm the diameter, length and material against the original hose before installing.

A fuel tank fill hose is the short flexible hose that connects the filler neck on the body to the fuel tank. It is a wear item that can crack with age, and replacing it is common on older vehicles such as the Jeep CJ5 and CJ7.

It is a replacement style hose rather than an exact original equipment copy. It is not for the OEM 20 gallon tank, so CJ owners with the original tank should look for a different hose. Confirm the tank size before installing.

Measure the old hose and compare its diameter, length, bend and material before ordering. Fuel hoses should be rated for fuel use and secured with suitable clamps.

Key features

  • Replacement-style fuel tank fill hose
  • Direct fit for the CJ5 and CJ7
  • Not for the OEM 20 gallon tank

Fill hose wear and fuel safety

The fill hose carries fuel from the filler neck to the tank, so it sees both vapor and liquid. Over time rubber hardens and cracks, especially where it bends near the body, and a leak can develop at the clamps. A hose that has become stiff or shows surface cracking should be replaced rather than patched.

When replacing a fill hose, remove the fuel cap and relieve pressure, keep ignition sources away, and work with the battery disconnected. Check the filler neck and tank connection for corrosion, and use clamps suited to fuel. After installation, look for leaks at both ends and smell for fuel vapor before starting the engine.

  • Inspect for stiffness or surface cracks
  • Keep sparks and flames away from the work
  • Check both ends for leaks before starting the engine

Specifications

Brand MTS Company
Part number CJFH-1
UPC 70000026231
Part type Fuel tank fill hose
Fit type Direct fit
Tank note Not for OEM 20 gallon tank
Distributor part number MTSCJFH-1

Vehicle fitment

The manufacturer fitment list for the MTS CJFH-1 includes:

  • 1976–1983 Jeep CJ5 (Base, Golden Eagle, Laredo, Limited, Renegade)
  • 1976–1986 Jeep CJ7 (Base, Golden Eagle, Golden Hawk, Laredo, Limited, Renegade)

The fit covers the CJ5 and CJ7 only, not the CJ6, Scrambler or Wrangler. Make sure the year, model and trim match before you order.

Installation notes

Fuel system work involves fire risk: work outdoors or in a ventilated area away from sparks and flames, and disconnect the battery.

Use clamps suited to fuel, follow the steps for your vehicle, and check for leaks before driving.

What’s included

One fuel tank fill hose.

Not included: Check the package contents for clamps and fittings before starting.

SKU: MTSCJFH-1 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 1.00 lbs
Package dimensions 6.00 × 6.00 × 4.00 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep CJ51976–1983Base, Golden Eagle, Laredo, Limited, Renegade
Jeep CJ71976–1986Base, Golden Eagle, Golden Hawk, Laredo, Limited, Renegade

Use “Select your vehicle” at the top of the page to check this part against your vehicle.

Questions & Answers

What Jeeps does the MTS CJFH-1 fill hose fit?

The CJFH-1 fits the 1976-1983 CJ5 and the 1976-1986 CJ7, in the Base, Golden Eagle, Laredo, Limited and Renegade trims, plus the Golden Hawk on the CJ7.

Does the MTS CJFH-1 fit the stock 20 gallon tank?

No. It is not for the OEM 20 gallon tank. Check which tank your CJ has before installing this hose.

What is the MTS CJFH-1?

It is a replacement style fuel tank fill hose for the CJ5 and CJ7. Confirm its diameter, length and material against the original hose before installing.

How do I know when a fill hose needs replacing?

Signs include visible cracks, a stiff or swollen feel, fuel odor near the filler neck, and seepage at the clamps. If any of these appear, replace the hose and check the clamps, since a worn clamp can cause a leak even with a good hose.