I'm currently rounding up parts for a heater core replacement in my 1964 Deville. I'm looking for replacement hoses that connect to the heater core itself. It's a factory a/c car and has the metal cooling return tube These two links give some help, but I was hoping for confirmation that these are correct or any other available options. Thanks for the help
https://6364cadillac.ning.com/forum/topics/1963-390-upper-heater-co...
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Based on zero responses, was my question not worded correctly, or do I have the correct info? Sorry if there was any confusion. Thanks
On my 63 CDV I bought correct diameter heater hoses that have a 90 degree Bend molded into them. They are available in different lengths that can be trimmed to fit. They look good and don't kink. I buy coolant hoses from NAPA.
OK, finally back to this project, after dealing with a broken hand for 6 months. I do have the cooling system version with the hard water pipe 8.866. I'm trying to find hoses to replace 1479723 and 148129. My car is not a concours quality, but a solid cruiser so I'm just looking for suggestions to make it work other than the correct part numbered ones for $110 each. I do have gates 19622 which is the equivalent to autozone C88368 from this thread.
https://6364cadillac.ning.com/forum/topics/1963-390-upper-heater-co...
Hose 1482129 looks to be a 5/8 with a 90 and a small kick, Thanks for any suggestions for when I go looking at the parts house. Thanks
Hoses, etc. from water outlet pipe to the heater core are 5/8" diameter.
Hoses, etc. from heater core to water pump are 3/4" diameter.
So, 1479723 is 3/4" and 148129 is 5/8"
As noted in the referenced link the Gates #19037 would be a good substitute for the 148129 5/8" hose at lower heater core connection however it provides considerable more length than needed but you would end up with a good length of extra 5/8" heater hose for other uses. You could literally use 90 or near 90 degree 5/8" heater hose. Personally, I would just go to your NAPA or other auto store and ask to see the 5/8" heater hoses on hand with a bend. This would be true fo the upper 3/4" hose with a slighter bend at each end.
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