where can i get this hose? mine split and i got to get to work all this week
leaks coolant everywere and makes steam under my hood.
leaks coolant everywere and makes steam under my hood. 90 degree hose in the back of the block by the head?
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If you can't wait for the dealer: go to the nearest parts place and tell the guy at the counter what you need. They will most likely NOT have exactly the right hose but you should be able to find something with the proper bends/diameter that you can cut to fit. Having the old one off the car to compare with will help.
I picked that hose up for $5 doing it this way. Just make sure it's a coolant hose and that the bend is already there or it will crimp.
I picked that hose up for $5 doing it this way. Just make sure it's a coolant hose and that the bend is already there or it will crimp.
cool thank you. and i found out my exhaust manifold is leaking decent there i think thats what caused it to burst
i think thats what caused it to burst
Just be advised that it's not a 90° bend in that hose. It's more than that. If you put a 90° in place there, the hose will flatten out a bit mid-bend and that is not a good idea.
Autozone/Advance/etc.. will let you take a look if you show them what you're looking for.
::edit:: More info after an extensive search.
http://partfinder.veyance.com/ <--Goodyear's belt and hose catalog. Look up what you want and give the numbers to the parts store.
Quote from 2006!!
Autozone/Advance/etc.. will let you take a look if you show them what you're looking for.
::edit:: More info after an extensive search.
http://partfinder.veyance.com/ <--Goodyear's belt and hose catalog. Look up what you want and give the numbers to the parts store.
Quote from 2006!!
wizard_len;155101 said:
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Thought I posted this earlier but:
Goodyear 63124 from that site looks very similar to what I ended up with on mine. Toyota may not be that expensive but they also might not have it in stock so it's up to you.
Just take the hose with you to Pep Boys/Autozone/Western Auto/O'Reillys... and ask the guy at the counter if you can come to the back and match up your hose. 99% of the time they have no problem spending a few minutes to help you out and matching a hose is far from the worst thing someone will ask them about today.
And don't worry about all the horror stories of how hard it is to change out. I did mine in ~5 minutes. Been holding steady for a few months now (other than the radiator tanking the other day).
Goodyear 63124 from that site looks very similar to what I ended up with on mine. Toyota may not be that expensive but they also might not have it in stock so it's up to you.
Just take the hose with you to Pep Boys/Autozone/Western Auto/O'Reillys... and ask the guy at the counter if you can come to the back and match up your hose. 99% of the time they have no problem spending a few minutes to help you out and matching a hose is far from the worst thing someone will ask them about today.
And don't worry about all the horror stories of how hard it is to change out. I did mine in ~5 minutes. Been holding steady for a few months now (other than the radiator tanking the other day).