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Short coolant hose
For OM617 Is the short coolant hose near the thermostat in the Peachparts parts catalog?
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It's just a 42mm (1 5/8") straight hose, you can get it literally anywhere that sells radiator hoses. I used silicone, but it doesn't matter much. The aluminum corroding is what leaks.
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Thank you Rogviler
I do suspect it was the aluminum corrosion. I haven't taken it off yet. |
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I bought blue silicone hose off ebay, and 42 mm sounds familiar. ~3 ft so enough for both my cars forever. Before removing the T-stat housing, have a new gasket on hand and smart to also service the cam chain tensioner since it will be exposed. The spring usually has worn flat on one side. Need a new gasket for that too. Gaskets and spring are avail from P-P. Of course, clean thoroughly before removing the tensioner.
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Also, if all you can find is 1 1/2" it'll work (lots of cars use that size for radiator hoses). Being nice and tight is a good thing anyway.
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I used the inch and a half when mine started leaking. After getting it off I realized the aluminum pits were most likely the problem and I didn't want to take time to have a hose shipped. Had their been one in town I would have used the MB hose.
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