Weber 65570 Genesis 1, Genesis 2, Genesis 3, Genesis 4, Genesis 5, Genesis 1000, Genesis 2000, Genesis 3000, Genesis 4000, Genesis 5000, Genesis Gold B, Genesis Gold C, Genesis Platinum B, Spirit 500 & Spirit 700 Hose and Regulator Kit

What Problem This Part Solves
A cracked hose or failing regulator can cause low flames, uneven heating, or dangerous gas leaks. Replacing it with Weber 65570 restores proper gas pressure and ensures your grill lights and cooks as intended.

Key Features
21-inch QCC1 hose and regulator assembly
Genuine Weber OEM replacement part
Maintains proper propane pressure for even heating
Hand-tightened Type 1 tank connection
Restores safe and reliable gas flow

Compatibility / Fits Models

GENESIS 1, GENESIS 1000, GENESIS 2, GENESIS 2000, GENESIS 2300, GENESIS 3, GENESIS 3000, GENESIS 3300, GENESIS 4, GENESIS 4000, GENESIS 5, GENESIS 5000, GENESIS GOLD B (2002 & NEWER), GENESIS GOLD B (2002 & OLDER), GENESIS GOLD C (2002 & OLDER), GENESIS PLATINUM B (2005 & OLDER), GENESIS PLATINUM C, GENESIS SILVER C, PLATINUM 1200, PLATINUM 2200, PLATINUM I 1200, PLATINUM I 2200, PLATINUM I 3200, PLATINUM I 3400, PLATINUM II 2200, PLATINUM II 3200, PLATINUM II 3400, SPIRIT 500, SPIRIT 500 LX, SPIRIT 700 LX, WEBER 900, WEBER 900 SERIES, WEBER 1100 SERIES

Installation / Use Instructions
Turn off and disconnect the propane tank.
Remove the old hose and regulator from the manifold fitting.
Install the new assembly and perform a soap-and-water leak test before use.

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FAQ Section

Does this fit my grill?
This kit fits many Weber Genesis 1–5 and Genesis 1000–5500 grills, Genesis Gold B/C, Genesis Platinum B, Platinum I and II, and Spirit 500 and 700 series grills.

What is this part made of?
It includes a heavy-duty rubber propane hose with a metal regulator and QCC1 tank connector.

How long should this part last?
With normal use and protection from weather, a Weber hose and regulator typically lasts several years.

How do I install it?
Disconnect the old assembly, thread the new regulator onto the manifold fitting, reconnect the propane tank, and check for leaks.

Why choose this replacement part over others?
This is a genuine Weber OEM part designed for exact fitment, dependable pressure regulation, and long-term safety.