Need to replace 32941-60110 cause the PO used non-OEM and it’s leaking. I figure while I’m there I’ll do the other hose on the oil cooler but can’t figure the right part number. Maybe 3294260231? Anybody know? Also open to other suggestions on what to fix while I’m right there.
Oil cooler outlet hoses
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@nulo : First thing, check to see if the current hose is approved for ATF and it's ID, next double check the OD of the pipe the hose slips over, should be ~10mm.
You could buy a new section of a quality GATES bulk Transmission cooler hose (3/8"-9.5mm) and start over using a wider BREEZE clamp or two.
Be careful as there are counterfeit BREEZE clamps on the market.
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www.breezehoseclamps.com
Long term what I've done for formed hoses (to prevent kinking in a length of hose that originally was a specific shape) is to search online (GATES, RockAuto, Summit Racing,Toyota other models---) for formed Transmission Fluid (ATF) approved 3/8" ID (9.5mm) cooler hoses for other brands and models, you'll find dozens of shapes and lengths. Original cooler hoses were 10mm but that ID is difficult to find and if you do find something that says it's 10mm ID it may actually be 9.5mm, IME.
Once you identify a formed hose from online searching that looks like it might work (what I've done FWIW) is to order it from a local parts store and physically check it at the counter. Just easier to return on the spot if it won't work. Eventually you'll likely find one that will fit or which can be cut to fit.
One option for a quick fix, push that hose further up on the pipe and add another better quality hose clamp (or two). Those cheapo worm screw Made in Chy-nuh POS clamps are part of the C, C, P's plan to weaken the Free World prior to complete domination.
You could buy a new section of a quality GATES bulk Transmission cooler hose (3/8"-9.5mm) and start over using a wider BREEZE clamp or two.
Be careful as there are counterfeit BREEZE clamps on the market.
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Long term what I've done for formed hoses (to prevent kinking in a length of hose that originally was a specific shape) is to search online (GATES, RockAuto, Summit Racing,Toyota other models---) for formed Transmission Fluid (ATF) approved 3/8" ID (9.5mm) cooler hoses for other brands and models, you'll find dozens of shapes and lengths. Original cooler hoses were 10mm but that ID is difficult to find and if you do find something that says it's 10mm ID it may actually be 9.5mm, IME.
Once you identify a formed hose from online searching that looks like it might work (what I've done FWIW) is to order it from a local parts store and physically check it at the counter. Just easier to return on the spot if it won't work. Eventually you'll likely find one that will fit or which can be cut to fit.
One option for a quick fix, push that hose further up on the pipe and add another better quality hose clamp (or two). Those cheapo worm screw Made in Chy-nuh POS clamps are part of the C, C, P's plan to weaken the Free World prior to complete domination.
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Hey thanks all, ended up only needing that first hose and went OEM with the clamps. Dang Partsouq regular shipping made it to me in 5ish days. Man the OEM hose is so damn clean.
Thanks for the info @Kernal - been looking for these breeze clamps for a while, but couldn’t remember the name.
Thanks for the info @Kernal - been looking for these breeze clamps for a while, but couldn’t remember the name.
