I'm in trouble!
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I'm in trouble!
Was in the process of replacing the heater core, got one of the couplings off the core from engine compartment - broke the other coupling at the heater hose.
What do I do now? The other coupling is back together and clicked like it's OK. The broken one has half of the coupling engaged the other half 'loose'.
Do they sell replacement quick-connects for the hose that I can cut into my existing. Cannot seem to get my hands in far enough to get a standard hose-clamp in there even I decided to carve out the quick connect.
What do I do now? The other coupling is back together and clicked like it's OK. The broken one has half of the coupling engaged the other half 'loose'.
Do they sell replacement quick-connects for the hose that I can cut into my existing. Cannot seem to get my hands in far enough to get a standard hose-clamp in there even I decided to carve out the quick connect.
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See here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ater-core.html
Stumbled on some numbers also...
E69Z 18D435-A is for 5/8"
E69Z 18D434-B is for 3/4"
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ater-core.html
Stumbled on some numbers also...
E69Z 18D435-A is for 5/8"
E69Z 18D434-B is for 3/4"
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See here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ater-core.html
Stumbled on some numbers also...
E69Z 1
435-A is for 5/8"
E69Z 1434-B is for 3/4"
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ater-core.html
Stumbled on some numbers also...
E69Z 1
435-A is for 5/8"E69Z 1
434-B is for 3/4"
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