Lower Radiator Hose
#1
Lower Radiator Hose
Hi everyone!
I have a 5.0 EFI in my 66'.
I am having issues with my lower radiator hose hitting the harmonic balancer.
Does anyone know a part number (or set-up) for a hose that will work with a stock radiator and the 5.0 EFI motor in a 65-66 Mustang?
I have a metal pipe inplace of the rubber hose temporarily to keep the hose from ripping apart by the harmonic balancer. I am concerned about clearance on the sway bar as well.
Thanks,
I have a 5.0 EFI in my 66'.
I am having issues with my lower radiator hose hitting the harmonic balancer.
Does anyone know a part number (or set-up) for a hose that will work with a stock radiator and the 5.0 EFI motor in a 65-66 Mustang?
I have a metal pipe inplace of the rubber hose temporarily to keep the hose from ripping apart by the harmonic balancer. I am concerned about clearance on the sway bar as well.
Thanks,
#2
RE: Lower Radiator Hose
pictures please, does the water outlet on the water pump come out on the other side or something? normally, the hose goes on the drives side. (i think it does.... right?)
#3
RE: Lower Radiator Hose
Thanks for the quick response. I will take some photos tomorrow (when I get back into town).
If my memory serves me correctly; the water outlet on the water pump is on the opposite side of the lower radiator outlet.
If my memory serves me correctly; the water outlet on the water pump is on the opposite side of the lower radiator outlet.
#4
RE: Lower Radiator Hose
Check out Mustangs Plus and Ron Morris Performance. I think both sell a cross over kit.
A simpler option would be to take your radiator to a shop and have them move the lower outlet to the same side as the water pump inlet and use a standard short hose.
A simpler option would be to take your radiator to a shop and have them move the lower outlet to the same side as the water pump inlet and use a standard short hose.
#7
RE: Lower Radiator Hose
the 5.0 pumps are reverse flow so you do have to have the bottom spout on the radiator switched. just take it to a radiator shop, its cake for them to do. only cost me about 40$, so no need for a new radiator.
sorry for the low quality pics, i had to use my phone [&:]
sorry for the low quality pics, i had to use my phone [&:]
#10
RE: Lower Radiator Hose
ORIGINAL: JamesW
Nice setup Jon!
Did you make the idler there that replaces the A/C & power steering? Looks good.
Nice setup Jon!
Did you make the idler there that replaces the A/C & power steering? Looks good.