jpmustanggt

The shop that put my blower back on left the radiator hose (I think that's what it is) touching the blower. I know that is use to not touch it but it's barely sitting on it now. What can I do to get it away from the blower so it won't burn a hole in the hose?

TheMustangLoveR

I definitely don't want to give you false information or lead you the wrong way, but since no one has answered yet I'll give this input. The install manual for my blower calls for us to cut a one inch section of hose from our radiator house, and then put it back together using a coupler. I'm assuming this pulls the hose away from the blower? Did they replace the hose on your car or something?

jpmustanggt

No they didn't replace it but it wasn't touching before.

amoosenamedhank

Are you positive they didn't switch it? Is the coupling still in it? I would make sure your radiator is fully seating and then make sure the hose is on all the way.

8banger

I know when I put mine on,,at first I cut it,installed it and it touched the blower,...After loosing the clamps abit and twisting the hose,actually moving it downward,..it then did not touch...may need just to Move it abit,with the clamps loose...

Triisomy21

Damn that reminds me that I need to move mine too. I just checked mine and it's touching on one spot. Not sure how much I can move it...maybe i'll order some header wrap and cover the part that touches.

1BadSonicBlue02GT

in my kit they sent me a piece of hose and a connector. lets see if i got apic



All they had me do was cut the one side and move it till it didnt touch and then clamp it to the other hose

Triisomy21

Yea...looks like this idiot (me) didn't do it right. sonofabitch...

1BadSonicBlue02GT

you mean sanababish