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The rear are the easiest to do. I use a cut off air-chisel bit with a piece of rubber hose on it. The studs are even reusable when done.

I believe it depends on the supplier and logistics and how many days of supply on hand. If Jan or Feb build I would say Q4 1968. Since it was built towards the end of the quarter then it could feasibly be Q1. What’s the date code of your engine and transmission castings, plug wires and hose...

In the factory service manual, there is a heater hose AND flow direction graphic illustrating what hose is where and such. www.mymopar.com for free download of the manual. Plus a hvac case graphic with the heater core picture (installed in the hvac case and such). CBODY67

sage advice, I will plug them and not pinch them. They appear to be in good condition but why tempt fate.

Maybe ill put a heatsleeve around that hose... we will see...

Thank you so much for the mopar site for the manuals and so far it just looks like the lower radiator hose was rotted up top and at the bottom. I also have to replace the transmission cooler lines and I noticed some damage to the thermostat housing so I’m replacing that as well!

Cleaning up and getting ready for paint. Replacement heater hose nipples not quite the same as original but close.

Some years ago I made a water injection setup using a bottle of some sort, it had a tiny vent hole to allow air in, then had an aquarium stone attached to a hose in the bottle, then that hose attached to a vacuum hose on the engine. The aquarium stone decreased the flow rate. A bottle of fluid...

On my 57 dodge I have 5/8" hose

15/32 = .468". 5/8 = .625" The difference is 5/32" or .156" So, I don't think that will work. The thing to do is measure your fittings.

engine casted date is 1-2-68

Hello, I have this dual plain air gap intake for my 360LA and I noticed that on the drivers rear it has a 3/8npt water port coming from the rear cylinder water port. My question: can I use this for the heater hose if it wont interfere with the distributor or should this be plugged? It would...

Well, I got the new hose today. However, I have a hard time believing that this 11/32" hose is correct for this. I tried to get it on the fitting, but it is just too small to fit. This new hose I have is clearly marked as 11/32". I've shown pictures of the 5/8" heater hose that was on there...

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It's a 65 Fury III, this would be the third time it's been rebuilt that's why my thought was to just get a new Federal Style. I think I found the correct bracket, just need the pully and maybe a cap? Also not sure if hose connections will be the same.

I recall when still driving with the single pot on Mathilda I'd failed to properly tighten the driver side wheel cylinder hose properly, and sure as **** lost plenty brake fluid. Thank the Lord, I'm a practiced stopper sans brakes, which I did when the pedal bottomed, using the transmission and...

So does that coiled up bit at the end of the tube just rest on top of your new hose and then you apply the black goop to insulate it?

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I'll have to go and check the size. It may be incorrect but if it is it's also incorrect on the other end which isn't leaking. It's weird that I don't have any other leaks at any of the other rubber to steel connections. It's also weird that fuel flows out of both the vacuum side and the...

That AC hose looks compromised to where its fitting is crimped on. New ones can be made. Finding a good used one that doesn't show swelling and damage in that area will be fine, too. Most of those AC systems were identical for the same body styling years (such as 65-68), with very few changes.