January 27, 201016 yr I KNOW that I saw a post recently where somebody used flexible radiator hoses for their swap. Had pics, parts #'s and everything. I cannot find the post, anyone know where it is? yes I did a search thanks.
January 27, 201016 yr Which year subie are you running? Lifted or no? I don't have pics, or know the thread, but a little more info would be helpful. (totally not trying to be rude.) On my 83 Brat with no lift, for the top hose I just used the standard ej hose cut to fit, and it worked. Then I bent a piece of coat hanger into the shape I needed and then went down to the auto parts place and looked through their hose selection until I found one that was close to the shape and length I needed and cut it a little as well, then put them on. Seems to work fine. Then again, the next guy who posts is going to just post the link you'll need and you'll be golden.
January 27, 201016 yr These hoses worked to adapt from EA rad to EJ engine. These hoses should work with a 4" to 6" lift on EA81 Lower hose. Upper hose.
January 27, 201016 yr Author Gloyale: Were those Good year hoses? Where is th eoriginal post? Jibs: Thanks for the help, this was the post I was looking for.
January 28, 201016 yr Gloyale: Were those Good year hoses? Where is th eoriginal post? Jibs: Thanks for the help, this was the post I was looking for. dayco(?)hoses, but the #s should interchange with goodyear.
November 11, 201015 yr The top picture (bottom hose) is a Dayco part. The part number changes up to 71659. (it's actually for a Grand Cherokee w/4.0l, 1993-98). The bottom picture (upper hose), I was unable to find. It appears to be a Goodyear part number, but I can't find it. It looks like I am using a half EA/Half EJ hose solution, joining them with a coupler.
December 30, 201015 yr Thanks, but NAPA USA/Canada are separate companies, and part numbers do not cross over. We tried.
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