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LoL not supposed to be like that

the correct hose is short , curved to fit in the space

437575C3

same bypass hose used on several of the engines 

 

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The good old temporary fix!😄

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The 'new' hose will have to be cut off on one end to fit
unless they still have one of the originals

May have met you at the shop -- I was there for 47 years
Retired now -- raising cattle and messing around on the forums LoL

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John Hawes?

I first started going to Palmyra in ‘82.  Very helpful even opening up on Sundays when needed.  47 years is a lit of experience & expertise.  Helps to explain your very quick & very accurate analysis of so many requests for help.

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I’ve gone to the auto store, looking for a curved hose before, and bought a 3’ hose with the right curve that I was looking for, and cut that tiny curved part out of it to use.  Also recently bought some 90 and 180 degree molded hoses off of Amazon, just for purposes like that.  I got a few 180’s with perfectly tight molded corners.  Pretty much folded right back on itself, without the fold, pretty reasonable.   My sister is a veterinarian with a small fleet of service bodies on pickups. Heater off the motor coolant, with t stats etc.  I do the plumbing sometimes 

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A good auto parts store will have that in stock.  Many carss in the 60-70's used a bypass hose off the water pump.  Think I got mine from Orilys, asked if I could go in the back and look, found one close enough for my 656.  I do like the temporary fix!

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On 1/21/2026 at 9:00 AM, stronger800 said:

I’ve gone to the auto store, looking for a curved hose before, and bought a 3’ hose with the right curve that I was looking for, and cut that tiny curved part out of it to use.  Also recently bought some 90 and 180 degree molded hoses off of Amazon, just for purposes like that.  I got a few 180’s with perfectly tight molded corners.  Pretty much folded right back on itself, without the fold, pretty reasonable.   My sister is a veterinarian with a small fleet of service bodies on pickups. Heater off the motor coolant, with t stats etc.  I do the plumbing sometimes 

Sister a vet? That's a good sister to have!

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