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Fuel System Quick Connects
Fuel system quick connects join factory-style push-on fuel lines to aftermarket hose and fittings. They are commonly used when upgrading a fuel pump, filter, regulator or fuel rail. A quick connect lets you keep the original connection style on one end while moving to AN plumbing on the other. That makes swaps and custom fuel systems easier to plan and service.
We currently have 2 in-stock options, both from Aeromotive. The Aeromotive 5/16in Quick Connect with AN-06 port and 1/8in gauge port and the Aeromotive 3/8in Quick Connect with AN-08 port and 1/8in gauge port each include a gauge port. That gives you a convenient place to monitor fuel pressure.
Match the quick connect size to the fuel line or fitting you are connecting to.
Confirm the AN port size matches the hose and fittings in the rest of your system.
Decide whether you want to use the gauge port for a pressure gauge or sender, or plug it.
Check that all parts of your fuel system are suited to the fuel you plan to run.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Fuel system quick connects join factory-style push-on fuel lines to aftermarket hose and fittings. They are commonly used when upgrading a fuel pump, filter, regulator or fuel rail. A quick connect lets you keep the original connection style on one end while moving to AN plumbing on the other. That makes swaps and custom fuel systems easier to plan and service.
We currently have 2 in-stock options, both from Aeromotive. The Aeromotive 5/16in Quick Connect with AN-06 port and 1/8in gauge port and the Aeromotive 3/8in Quick Connect with AN-08 port and 1/8in gauge port each include a gauge port. That gives you a convenient place to monitor fuel pressure.
Match the quick connect size to the fuel line or fitting you are connecting to.
Confirm the AN port size matches the hose and fittings in the rest of your system.
Decide whether you want to use the gauge port for a pressure gauge or sender, or plug it.
Check that all parts of your fuel system are suited to the fuel you plan to run.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
