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DORMAN 626674
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$24.79
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$24.79
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| DORMAN 626674 Specifications |
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| Angle | 49 deg | | Arm Length (MM) | 947 | | Axis 1 Length (MM) | 680 | | Axis 2 Length (MM) | 1247.49 | | Bending Radius | 90 Deg | | Branch Quantity | 2 | | Centerline Length (MM) | 3627.86 | | Color | Black | | Construction | Molded Assembly | | Contains Spring | No | | End 1 Inside Diameter (MM) | 40 | | End 2 Inside Diameter (MM) | 25 | | End 3 Inside Diameter (MM) | 37 | | Hose Shape | Molded Assembly | | Maximum Bend Angle | 90 | | Maximum Working Pressure (PS) | 75 | | Modular | No | | Modular Components Included | No | | Molded | Yes | | Package Contents | 1 Heater Hose Assembly | | Protective Sleeve Attached | Yes | | Quick Connect Fitting Quantity | 0 | | Working Pressure (PS) | 50 |
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Original equipment HVAC heater hose assemblies often fail due to cracks in the plastic Y-connector. This Dorman OE FIX replacement features an upgraded aluminum Y-connector to prevent similar failures in the future.
Features & Benefits:
- Upgraded material - this replacement engine heater hose assembly features aluminum Y-connectors for added durability
- Application specific - designed to match the original fit and function of heater hoses on certain vehicle years, makes and models
- Complete replacement - hoses come with necessary clamps for easy installation
- Quality engineering - designed in the United States and backed by decades of automotive aftermarket experience
Service Tip: Squeeze along the hose and feel for inconsistencies; replace any hose that is soft, spongy or crunchy.
 Signs it is Time to Replace Your Radiator Hose(s) Prevent system contamination and coolant leaks that could cause your engine to overheat by checking for these common signs of Radiator Hose damage / failure:
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Soft / mushy hose ends, usually about 2 inches from the clamp.
 Internally Damaged Hose |
| LEAKAGE |
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Moisture, drips or coolant bleed marks on or around the hose clamps, connectors or hose.
 Leaking Hose |
| HEAT DAMAGE |
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Slight swelling, or a hardened, glossy cover that is covered with cracks.
 Heat Damaged Hose |
| OZONE DAMAGE |
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Tiny, parallel cracks in the cover, usually at hose bends.
 Ozone Damaged Hose |
| ABRASION DAMAGE |
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Rubbing marks on, or damage to the hose cover.
 Abrasion Damaged Hose |
| OIL CONTAMINATION |
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Soft or spongy to the touch - bulges and swelling are readily apparent.
 Oil Contaminated Hose |
 Cooling System Maintenance | Tips & Tools Without regular maintenance, cooling system components will degrade and fail prematurely, which can lead to costly engine damage. Protect your engine with simple preventative maintenance:
- Completely drain and flush the system using Cooling System Flush prior to installation. Flushing the system is critical to prevent system contamination and failure.
- Consider replacing the Thermostat and Radiator Cap as part of routine preventative maintenance. System contamination can cause these parts to degrade and fail over time, which can lead to severe engine damage from overheating.
- Refill radiator with fresh Coolant / Antifreeze according to the volume and formula specified in your Owner's Manual. Inspect levels and condition every year.
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| OEM / Interchange Numbers: 165710V020 |
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