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Old 10-07-2017
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Help Identifying Part


Hi I had taken the bed off my ranger and I had noticed that the vent hose connector had a hole.
 
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Old 10-08-2017
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Are we supposed to guess what year truck this is?
 
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clean the area around the hole and get jb weld for plastic and patch it , you will want to find what was rubbing on it first so it doesnt happen again
 
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Fuel tank vent hose. Looks like a mouse chew. Clean the area and patch with two part epoxy.
 
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If the JB weld for plastic doesn't work, then scrap yard or dealer.
Rock Auto doesn't list anything, or at least I couldn't find anything.

And definitely a mouse chew, you can clearly see the little buggers teeth marks.

There's this too, but kind of expensive.

https://www.polyvance.com/Radiator-Repair-Kit/5212/
 

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Auto parts stores sell a two part epoxy that is in a putty form it will do a better job here because jb weld is thin and will run down in to the tank.
 
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