Part Number Please

[Greenleaf]

All them little coolant hose elbows. There are also two on the ATF heat exchanger I think

One of them, down under the alternator, is straight I was thinking. I know there are a bunch of 'em!



NAPA and Cummins say no.



Dodge dealer says



And I'm



Thanks guys



Scott

 

[DCTECH]

P/N 4638704 FOR THE STRAIGHT HOSE, SHOWS 2 REQUIRED $7. 50

LIST AND P/N 4638427 FOR THE ELBOWS, 2 REQUIRED AT $26. 35 LIST

 

[CDegner]

Go to your generic autoparts store and buy the generic elbows they have. I bought Dayco for about $3 apiece. I don't remember the number for sure but it was like 10001. Every store I went to only had 1 or 2 but they got them for me the next day.



They did require shortening on both ends.



Carl

 

[dpuckett]

I've bought the elbows at the parts stores, too. Measure them and see what size they are. 5/8" or 1/2" stick in my mind. Not sure about the heat exchanger; dont have one.



Daniel

 

[Greenleaf]

With the help from Dan Brooks, I was given the Dayco no. 70001. It's listed as a part for a Ford, and was thinking the parts guy said it's a pollution control (air) hose. I'll give them a good look when I pick up my order. They are 5/8" and too long for our application, so will need to be slightly shortened.



My truck has four elbows. Two hoses are straight 5/8". I can use heater hose stock for these.



Thanks guys. I knew I could count on you.

Was the $26. 35 a Dodge dealer figure I was quoted 4. 49 each @ NAPA



Scott

 

[dan brooks]

Scott - I did have to trim all the 90* hoses on mine a little. That was the part # the counter monkey gave me (I got the number off a spare I keep in the truck).



Just checked Dayco's website and they don't list any hoses other than the U/L radiator.



Running the 70001 part number through Dayco's system shows it as a "by-pass hose" and a "heater hose," but they don't list the applications. This is probably just another example of the aftermarket suppliers recommending a "close enough" part to keep the number of applications down.



Wonder if another manufacturer (Gates, Goodyear) has the exact OEM replacment?