Serpentine upper radiator hose

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  1. 74 GRABBER

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    That would be fine with me, thank you:thumbs2:

    So just a lower radiator hose for a 1997 4.0 SOHC


    SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET:dance:

    EDIT yep looks the same style to me.


    Thank you guys I REALLY APPRECIATE it, I will pick one up on way home tonight:dance:


    Man this forum is great!:dancing:
     
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    Well I saved the tag off the hose just for this occasion, and for when I need to replace it although I haven't had to in 10 years or so. Now just need to remember where i put it :hmmm:
     
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    thats whats so great about this site! someone always has a solution for what ever your problem is. EVEN IN OFF TOPIC!
    i dig this forum:clap:
     
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    i have yor same serpentine setup just alt, tensioner with reversed spring, crank and water pump. im using a lower hose from a 89 bronco 2 with a 4-banger. ill try to get the part number tonight. and a pic unless theres one in my gallery
     
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    That hose on Injectedmavs pic looks good too. But is it going to a stock radiator? cant tell but the shroud looks different. I don't think his hose would work on my car because my alternator is too high but might work on yours Adam.
     
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    Yeah I was thinking this info should be posted in the tech articles section in the serpentine belt conversion how to. I do not remember seeing this info in there and it seems like an important piece of the puzzle.
     
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    i forgot to mention that a am using the champion aluminum radiator. and also i checked and theres no pic of it in my gallery so ill post a pic tonight
     
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    It is going to a stock radiator with a stock 1992 Mustang/Mark VII alternator bracket and a 130amp alternator. The shroud you're referring to is the electric cooling fan. Here's a different angle.
    100_8161_original.jpg
     
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    Ok thats good, wanted to make sure it was the same diameter. Saves me from digging around through my books of receipts (y)
     
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    Yep! hose size fits each end. I was running a modified hose that I found in an AZ, it was leaking and I couldn't figure out what the part # was, I found this in my shed by accident when I was looking for something else. :yahoo:
     
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    Good deal, yep I am currently using a stock radiator and 130 amp alt out of a sn-95 so this should be just the ticket. And even with my tensioner reversed, I think I am at about the same angle on the tensioner. Also runnning a tauras electric fan so should be no clearance issues there either.

    I still think its a great idea to throw these hose numbers and radiator/t stat combos in the serp conversion how to. Might save someone like myself scratching there head.

    Thanks again guys!
     
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    Thats on my to buy list as well, so If you don't mind a part number that would be great I will save it for future reference:Handshake
     
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    Explorer 4.0l SOHC lower hose

    Ford part #: F77Z-8286-AB

    Motorcraft #: KM-3242
     
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    Thanks guys picked up the explorer hose last night, and did some test fitting looks like I will work with a little trimming. Not fully installed yet, I need to do some fitting on my electric fan so I wanted to keep the radiator out for now.

    Should be finished up in the next few nights

    Thanks again :)
     
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    What was the decision on an upper hose for this setup? I am hoping to get dome hoses today.
     

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