Radiator Leakeage
ok, the big hose up top going from the radiator to the intake is a jagged piece of crap and i everyone that looks at my engine always comments "these are crap, get new ones...." well i want to because i found it its leak from the intake side down the block which is sizzling it and making a faint smoke...my engine is running on almost the H on the temp guage and it didnt used to do that.....
basically, i need to know what hose i can buy from summit that will fit my edelbrock 289 performer bolted to my 302. this is for a 68 coupe.
thanks
basically, i need to know what hose i can buy from summit that will fit my edelbrock 289 performer bolted to my 302. this is for a 68 coupe.
thanks
here are some pictures....
the big hose is the bad one.....u can see in the second pic where it flows down into that crevace and just sits there....(the fluid)
[IMG]local://upfiles/12972/A688F1601E60489EBBCA333D1B04F78F.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]local://upfiles/12972/150F9149DF7B41CBAEFBBD39E289008C.jpg[/IMG]
the big hose is the bad one.....u can see in the second pic where it flows down into that crevace and just sits there....(the fluid)
[IMG]local://upfiles/12972/A688F1601E60489EBBCA333D1B04F78F.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]local://upfiles/12972/150F9149DF7B41CBAEFBBD39E289008C.jpg[/IMG]
would this one work even if i have the aftermarket intake???
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I just did a swap from the stock 2 barrel cast iron intake to an edelbrock performer 289 intake manifold and it is the exact same thing as stock so just get a direct replacement and you should be fine (I am using the same hose from the stock intake) because the intake dose not relocate your hose port or thermostat.
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