No part number, I went to NAPA and we took a look at what radiator hised they happened to have with a 90 degree angle.
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I think so., 5/8” is a standard radiator hose size. Check the size of the hose that came with it.
Here’s one on amazon.
Dayco 80402 90-Degree 5/8” Diameter Molded Coolant/Heater Hose with 18” Total Length
The other thing I did was to seal up the air tubing on both ends where it meets the ducts in the dash and on the heater itself. I used the aluminum high temp foul for chimneys because I had a big roll left over, and the stuff sticks great. Duct tape would also work.
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Here’s one on amazon.
Dayco 80402 90-Degree 5/8” Diameter Molded Coolant/Heater Hose with 18” Total Length
The other thing I did was to seal up the air tubing on both ends where it meets the ducts in the dash and on the heater itself. I used the aluminum high temp foul for chimneys because I had a big roll left over, and the stuff sticks great. Duct tape would also work.
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Andolutely. Together with finding and blocking as many cold air infiltration points, it takes about 10 minutes for the P5’s engine to get warm enough for the engine thermostat to open and get heat coming out.
I still wear winter clothes but find I take off my cap and gloves and unzip my jacket. I’m comfortable riding. I’ve not tried unplugging the fan or blocking the radiator with cardboard- I’m not looking to ride at sub freezing temps with a T shirt.
I adjusted the reverse lockout cable from the under dash pull down years ago. That area was a major source of cold air entering the cab. I just covered it with black Gorilla duct tape. No points for pretty when you’re cold!
I have to think about how I could use cab air as the heater input instead of continually sucking in outside cold air.
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I still wear winter clothes but find I take off my cap and gloves and unzip my jacket. I’m comfortable riding. I’ve not tried unplugging the fan or blocking the radiator with cardboard- I’m not looking to ride at sub freezing temps with a T shirt.
I adjusted the reverse lockout cable from the under dash pull down years ago. That area was a major source of cold air entering the cab. I just covered it with black Gorilla duct tape. No points for pretty when you’re cold!
I have to think about how I could use cab air as the heater input instead of continually sucking in outside cold air.
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