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I have all of the hoses sitting in a box. I got caught up in redoing the knuckles and some other front end stuff first. Plus winter weather and a cold garage killed a bit of momentum. I plan to start the hoses in the next couple of weeks then move forward with a de smog this spring.@Catsfan20 how did your list work for you in updating the hoses and any changes you would make in reflection? i am doing the same process as you did a year ago right now and using your great table as a reference. For example, what did you end up doing for the hoses that have no current stocked part number for OEM, just use Gates?
Hi there. I've got a question that I didn't notice an answer for. I'm going to run a chevy v8, and wanted to double check the supply and return Hoses.
In this pic @joebattle1 posted, is hose B the return or the supply? Its the one that connects to the tee. The other two go across the firewall to the head. If I'm guessing, its the return...
Thanks
Can any direct me where to get part number #44 in the photo below. I know Toyota disco’d them but what are you guys currently using and or when can I get all heater/rad hoses as a kit currently for an 89 HJ61?
Thanks for the confirmation. I'd seen that pic too, but it wasn't quite 100% match.