#2007 silverado heater hose connector how to

This replacement HVAC heater hose assembly is engineered to match the fit and durability of the stock heater hose assembly on specified vehicles. Made with a tough EPDM rubber compound this hose is made to resist the detrimental effects of heat, ozone and impacts from road debris.In addition to meeting SAE J20R4, Class D-1 requirements, this hose is designed to meet Type EC electro-chemical requirements as specified in SAE J1684.

The knitted reinforcement and synthetic EPDM construction provides high strength and resistance to detrimental environmental elements, coolants, and temperature variations of -40 Degree F (-40 Degree C) to +257 Degree F (+125 Degree C). Made with the same bends and routing as the OEM assembly, this hose is designed to fit the vehicle precisely. This Dayco Molded Heater Hose branched assembly is designed to replace OEM coolant hose and provide long, reliable service.

The knitted polyester reinforcement provides high burst strength and resists degradation from temperature extremes and moisture.

Highly resistant to electro-chemical degradation and premature stress cracking of the tube.

This hose meets SAE J20R4, Class D1 and SAE J1684 Type EC specifications.

Made with a tough EPDM rubber compound this hose will resist the detrimental effects of heat, ozone and impacts from road debris.

Molded Heater Hoses are also made with the quick connect assembled onto the hose for fast, convenient installation. If the OE parts have a quick connect end, Dayco's Small I.D. The molded configuration eliminates the need for multiple connections of hoses and clamps. Molded Heater Hose is designed to replace OEM coolant hose in applications where molded hose in small diameters (1' I.D.

Meets Type EC electro-chemical requirements as specified in SAE J1684ĭayco Small I.D.

Meets SAE J20R4, Class D-1 requirements.

The inner base tube is reinforced with knitted rayon for maximum strength and burst resistance.

Knitted reinforcement and all synthetic EPDM construction provides the high strength and resistance to oil, mud, salt, road debris, ozone, coolants, and temperature variations of -40 Degree F (-40 Degree C) to +257 Degree F (+125 Degree C).

In addition to meeting SAE J20R4, Class D-1 requirements, this hose is now designed to meet Type EC electro-chemical requirements as specified in SAE J1684. Dayco's Molded Radiator and By-Pass Hose has a convenient plastic hang strap for quick and easy merchandising. The inner base tube is reinforced with knitted rayon for maximum strength and burst resistance for the life of the hose. Knitted reinforcement and all synthetic EPDM construction provides the high strength and resistance to oil, mud, salt, road debris, ozone, coolants, and temperature variations of -40 Degree F (-40 Degree C) to +257 Degree F (+125 Degree C) that are required for OEM hose replacements. Multiple 90 degree hoses can be used with Dayco plastic connectors to fit complex routings.

#2007 silverado heater hose connector how to

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