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Today is my day for questions.
Trying to replace the defrost hose on my '52 F1
I have tried to source defrost heater hose from a couple of vendors.
However, I can't get the bloody hoses on, it seems as if they are the same diameter as the defrost "tube".
Any suggestions????????????
check with a/c and heating supply houses, there ae several different sizes, you could buy one a little larger and cinch it down with a zip tie... Mine are plastic over a wire spiral ... I wonder if you could heat it a little to get it to expand enough to slip it on... ain't if fun under the dash
Thanks, however the hose I have is a traditional style hose used back in '52. It is a cloth type with wire, putting a little heat to it , would most likely cause me to have to call the insurance company about fire damage.
Trying to source out the right stuff to keep the truck somewhat 'original'.
I just did this last week, the heater output side had some small slots that I was able to bend inward a fuzz to assist in the hose actually fitting. I used the 2 inch cloth wire stuff from DC.
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