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Zilvia Junkie
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The 5/8" to 3/4" reducer is just a standard hard plastic reducer you can get at any auto parts store. Same goes for the hose clamps. Since everybody thinks that this is a difficult job (wasn't that difficult, just frustrating), I am completely redoing the heater. I am going to order a new heater hose, and have a shop weld on 3/4" fittings instead of the 5/8" fittings that normally come on the US-spec car. Then I will order a metre of Samco 3/4" Superflex hose and cut them to length. I'll keep you guys updated of how it works out. |
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