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LeoLily 06-11-2007 12:16 PM

ID/OD of oil cooler hoses?
 
Can anyone tell me the ID/OD of the original oil cooler hoses? We think we found a place to get the hoses replaced and crimped (technical term for that also, please?) but they need the specs for the hoses. Thanks in advance! (and yes, I DID check the manual [-X)

SharkPilot 06-12-2007 07:10 PM

Re: ID/OD of oil cooler hoses?
 
I just replaced mine with steel braid. The originals are at home in my garage. We pulled one of them off of the tubing at the cooler end so I will be able to measure both diameters of the hose.
It will be 9:00-10:00 PM before I get home tonight but will try to remember to get the measurements then.

'til later,
SharkPilot

LeoLily 06-13-2007 09:27 PM

Re: ID/OD of oil cooler hoses?
 
Thanks! :hello:

SharkPilot 06-14-2007 12:55 AM

Re: ID/OD of oil cooler hoses?
 
Okay, I was finally able to get out there and take a look.

The ID looks to be about 0.6" and the OD is 0.925". Since the hose is molded the OD varies a bit from .925 to .950.
Let me know if you need a photo of the end view of the cut hose. I can snap one and attach it here.

Hope this helps,
Jim

LeoLily 06-15-2007 12:00 PM

Re: ID/OD of oil cooler hoses?
 
Thanks so much! We should be "up and running" in no time, now!! :thumbsup:

tf95ZR1 06-15-2007 12:15 PM

Re: ID/OD of oil cooler hoses?
 
Maybe a dumb question, but don't you have the old oil cooler hose?
When my high pressure power steering hose blew (in the middle of the dessert!)
I just brought in the old hose to a hose fabricator, they re-attached both end fittings to a new braided hose. And $45 vrs. something like $350 new from GM.
Good LucK!

LeoLily 06-16-2007 09:44 PM

Re: ID/OD of oil cooler hoses?
 
Yep, we do have the old hose - it's still on the car. We are trying to get as much info as possible per the request of our local hydraulic repair shop. They asked, we had no idea so I posted it here :)


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