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Sealing heater hoses to core - markz - 09-03-16

67RTBlue Wrote:Yes. Mopar repro hoses.

Are they the right size - with Mopar you never know if they were made right? Are the tubes clean and round?


Sealing heater hoses to core - 67RTBlue - 09-04-16

Should be right size. They fit the water pump just fine. I could try snipping an inch and add some more sealant and I have a few more of those oem style clamps that hadn't been used yet. I was thinking last night if I could get a small screw style clamp and put it on. Paint it black and out the oem style clamp over the top of it for appearance sake.


Sealing heater hoses to core - 67440Dodge - 09-04-16

Wonder if thread sealant/pipe dope on the tube or inside the hose would help?


Sealing heater hoses to core - markz - 09-04-16

Sealant is the wrong application for this. Are the clamps the right size? I thought I recently read where some of the repo clamps were too big and some folks were buying some from McMaster Carr and they fit well and looked original.


Sealing heater hoses to core - markz - 09-04-16

Check out this Moparts thread - my guess is this may be your problem.........

http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/2107322/Searchpage/1/Main/179845/Words/mcmaste+carr+clamps/Search/true/re-corbin-hose-clamps-where-to-get-them.html#Post2107322