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GMC Fuel Line Clamps secure the rubber hose to the metal fuel line firmly such that even when the engine vibrates and the pressure increases the hose does not leak. In 1901, GMC started to manufacture trucks, and the company has been known since then to have rugged frames, mighty engines and accurate towing parts. The drivers like the robust steel chassis that allows it to carry heavy loads without bending, the insulated cabins that reduce wind noise during long journeys, and technological features such as surround vision and hitch guidance, which give them an added confidence during parking or aligning a trailer. MultiPro tailgate has six positions, folds in service, and stops, which makes accessing the bed easy to bring a work gear or camping coolers. The hard factory tests of heat, cold, and rough roads are applied to guarantee that every model is reliable mile after mile and therefore the owners have confidence in their car to start, pull, and keep their family or cargo safe. To install the new Fuel Line Clamps, start by venting the fuel system via the service port then take a look at hoses and see whether they are cracked or not, and change the ones that appear brittle. Insert the clamp into the hose and then insert the hose on the barbed fitting pushing it until it makes contact with the fitting shoulder. Install the clamp behind the barb and tighten the screw in small steps, and the hose can no longer be turned by hand. Wipe up any spilled fuel and start the engine and observe drips. Once the initial drive is done, re-tighten slightly to consider heat cycles.