radiator hose lookup
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radiator hose lookup
I found this link today that'll left you search for Dayco radiator hoses by inlet and outlet diameter, and show you a diagram of what the hose looks like. It may not find the perfect hose, but it may get you a short list of stuff to look at when you hit Autozone or the like:
http://www.mvreader.com/multiview/da...bgDimHoses=1&l=
You can take the Dayco part # from there and go to rockauto.com and search by part # to see what it fits.
http://www.mvreader.com/multiview/da...bgDimHoses=1&l=
You can take the Dayco part # from there and go to rockauto.com and search by part # to see what it fits.
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Nice site link. We went to the local parts store, told them we were doing a swap, and "could we go back and look at the hoses?" All 3 of the shops let us look as long as we needed to. Boy, yo' head will be spinnin' after looking at hundreds of hoses ... we did find what we needed: (2) different hoses spliced for the upper hose and (2) different hoses for spliced for the lower.
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Most of the parts stores will have manufactor catalogs (Goodyear, Gates, etc), there is usually a listing chart that will list there hose by size and with either a picture or drawing of the shape. I looked at the chart 1st in the size Dia.. then when on to shape, got a few numbers and then asked to have the hose pulled from the part numbers..
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Radiator hoses GM A body, Cutlass chevelle
For future GM A body swaps, the radiator hoses I found worked great in my 68 Cutlass. I'd think Chevelle etc would be same..
My radiator is a GM 4-Core and has 1 1/2" in & out. See pics for more info and orientation. The only mods I made to the hoses was to trim their length back by an inch or two.
The lower is a Gates 22437. FIts great, couldn't be any better. The hose includes corrugated plastic cover that may not be necessary. Its 1 1/2" both ends.
The Upper is a Gates 20577. This also fits great other than the motor end could use a reducing bushing as the motor is about 1 1/4". The hose is 1 1/2" both ends Note how nice it moves arouind my intake.
Eric
My radiator is a GM 4-Core and has 1 1/2" in & out. See pics for more info and orientation. The only mods I made to the hoses was to trim their length back by an inch or two.
The lower is a Gates 22437. FIts great, couldn't be any better. The hose includes corrugated plastic cover that may not be necessary. Its 1 1/2" both ends.
The Upper is a Gates 20577. This also fits great other than the motor end could use a reducing bushing as the motor is about 1 1/4". The hose is 1 1/2" both ends Note how nice it moves arouind my intake.
Eric
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Good find. thanks for sharing.. I will keep these part numbers around..
I wonder if there is a matching upper in 1 1/4" as my after market Radiator has duel 1 1/2" and 1 1/4" outs.. so I can use the 1 1/4" to match the engine side (as I am doing now.)
thanks..
Good find. thanks for sharing.. I will keep these part numbers around..
I wonder if there is a matching upper in 1 1/4" as my after market Radiator has duel 1 1/2" and 1 1/4" outs.. so I can use the 1 1/4" to match the engine side (as I am doing now.)
thanks..
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Or I just might go with this one. They all look good thanks for all the help.
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Subscribed! This is just good info here!!
Maybe a thread should be stickied with the part numbers/applications people have come up with... Not talking about the took 4 hoses to make 2, but like Eric's - where he has two hoses that fit beautifully and only needed minor trimming to make them work.
Even if there are a dozen or so different hoses that have worked for people, that's easier to dig through than hundreds of hoses that would never work.
...Just a thought...
Maybe a thread should be stickied with the part numbers/applications people have come up with... Not talking about the took 4 hoses to make 2, but like Eric's - where he has two hoses that fit beautifully and only needed minor trimming to make them work.
Even if there are a dozen or so different hoses that have worked for people, that's easier to dig through than hundreds of hoses that would never work.
...Just a thought...
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I know this is an OLD thread but I thought I would update it for you LS swap Monte's out there. Eric Anderson listed the Gates 20577 upper radiator hose as a good A-Body swap hose. I run the C5 front accessory drive with a procharger in my 82 Monte Carlo and the hose fits very good. I have the Dayco one thou. As mentioned above, both end are 1 1/2" so I got Gates radiator hose reducer (26390) for the water pump outlet.
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I found this link today that'll left you search for Dayco radiator hoses by inlet and outlet diameter, and show you a diagram of what the hose looks like. It may not find the perfect hose, but it may get you a short list of stuff to look at when you hit Autozone or the like:
http://www.mvreader.com/multiview/da...bgDimHoses=1&l=
You can take the Dayco part # from there and go to rockauto.com and search by part # to see what it fits.
http://www.mvreader.com/multiview/da...bgDimHoses=1&l=
You can take the Dayco part # from there and go to rockauto.com and search by part # to see what it fits.
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Gates has a really good website with part number interchange and images of all their hoses: http://www.gatespowerpro.com/Comerge.../adirect/gates