Water Pump Hoses

flashback87

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Hey guys,

I need to replace my 2 water pump hoses because they are leaking. Is late model restoration the only place to get these?

Thanks

 

RaggedGT

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I've bought them from the local parts house a few times

 

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Moosee1955

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If you can't get from local sources and the dealer no longer can get them. Have them go on their parts locater at Ford. Sometimes their is a dealer in the country that has some.


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mikestang63

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rockauto.com

 

flashback87

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It seems local auto stores don't have exact fits if u search by specific car but when doing a generic search some cone up that may work.

I guess I I can take my old ones in and compare. Is that what u guys do?

I just don't feel like spending a lot at lmr for these hoses. I would think there's a more cost effective option.

Thanks!

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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Those hoses are pricey anyway. I think it cost me around 60 the last time I did them. The cut to fit hoses are use correct shape but have an extra inch or two that need to be trimmed. Not a big deal.

 

Moosee1955

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I used to run a Oreilly store here in Daly City, Ca. Years back. I would take customers old hose back with me and match something a good 75 percent of time. Like my earlier post, if parts are discontinued from Ford, which they probably are. Have your parts guy or girl, go on their locater. You'd be surprised whats still floating around. Sometimes cheaper than original retail, because they want to move them.


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mikestang63

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These?

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/.../en/catalog/ford,1991,mustang,5.0l+v8,1134010

 

General karthief

wonder how much it would cost to ship you a pair

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mikestang63 said:

These?

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/ford,1991,mustang,5.0l+v8,1134010,cooling+system,bypass+hose,2155?a=Referer+www.google.com+URL+/en/catalog/ford,1991,mustang,5.0l+v8,1134010

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That is the hose that connect s the water punp to the intake at the thermostat housing. Notice it only 5 3/4 inches long. Is that the one you need?

 

JD1964

there is enough sticking out to grab on to

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Any hose of the correct diameter and pre-bent turns will work. All you need to do is trim the excess, and sometimes it can be 2 feet or more. Just ask the parts guy to take you back to all the hoses hanging in the back. Grab the one with the correct diameter and bend. Might be 12-15 bucks. Save the trimmed portions to use other ways, like making shields for lines and hoses that might need protection from chafing.

 

flashback87

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Yeah, that's it and the heater hose. Thanks for the info. I found out if you just search "heater hose" and "bypass hose" on advance autos site, they come up and are available locally.

I guess I just needed to search the correct part name/description.

Thanks for all the help!