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1/4 inch coolant line

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1992 Loyale w/AT.

 

An “L” shaped ¼ hose that goes from the throttle body to the metal heater line on the top of the engine (EA82).

The original one lasted me about 8 years. I keep replacing it with the regular hose but it does not last long (about a year). I’ve been thinking of switching to a high pressure fuel line but still don’t know if it’s going to hold it longer (plus the cost: about $14 for a foot at Kragen).

Dealer wants $13 for the new one. Doesn’t sound like a big deal, but I woukd rather support USMB!!! then the dealer.

Any suggestions?

 

The second question is how to support the site? It is really GREAT!!! (and I want that little DONOR icon at the bottom of my user name……….:D

Even if it’s not tax deductable!!!!!!!!

 

Thanks

go to user control pannels and click on subscriptions.

 

as for the hose I just happen to have some silicone hose that size. let me know if you are interested.

I have heard of people using fuel line with decent results also.

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go to user control pannels and click on subscriptions.

 

as for the hose I just happen to have some silicone hose that size. let me know if you are interested.

I have heard of people using fuel line with decent results also.

 

Thanks a lot!

I'll try that.

Shawn is right about the OEM hose.

 

But... I just replaced mine with fuel hose and new clamps.

I have no idea how long it will last. Should last long enough to get replaced by silicone when I get a spyder.

 

The size is 5/16 inch I.D. (on a turbo at least)

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