is this the hose from the radiator to the coolant recovery tank?
382509
No. This is the hose for the heater core. You can use windshield washer hose for the recovery tank to radiator.
416725
No, i believe it's for propane only. The connector hose fits the same propane tanks that an outdoor grill uses.
1522062
Yes, it is a gasket. The canister it self can come out. Then the old gasket can be pulled on and it comes right out. Then run this one around the bottom in the groove for it like a rubber band. Very easy!!
1643001
yes it is,would recommend longer hose,i used the one of my old unit to supplement its length,longer is better!
435614
Yes it is, all you have to do is screw it on and attach the new hoses which come with it as well.
1161327
Yes, Its a standard hose connection. The 3/4",5/8",1/2" hoses all have the same threaded connection.
1833596
I am sure it is. It is just like the cord that came with my cooler. It has worked well for me.
219828
Make sure you have opened up the propane tank valve. Is the hose attached to the tank tightly?
978203
Wow, it has been some time. My best recollection is either 3/4 NPT or garden hose which is very close. I ripped out the old one so the thread is what the RV manufacturer installed. It is definitely not the 1/2" reported by others.
581757
Yes I too had this similar issue. What I did was take the old rubber parts and put them in upside down. It was not a tight fit but the radiator doesn't move now. On a side note and separate issue you might want to check. The place where the bottom radiator hose connects is not the same as the factory hose. Be VERY careful here. The factory radiator hose hook up is angled keeling it away from a belt. If you do not pay attention to it, the new radiator will push the bottom hose back into the belt and the belt will cut through it. I fixed this by cutting just enough of the hose off to keep it from the belt.
850491
No, the hose connector screws onto the same place that the little tank attaches on the heater. Hope this helps!
213501
Stock hoses work. As mentioned, make sure you have the upgraded (white end at engine) hose. If you are re-using old hose, try to replace the O rings.Do a thorough flush with old radiator to keep trash out of the new one.
465204
I want to know that too. Based on the picture, it looks similar but I do not know the size. It seems that it is so hard to find a Radiator Coolant Tank for 1996 Toyota Camry
2264619
No the hose outside, you can replace it with regular vaccum hose if the oem hose fail
244186
Yes, the gas tank hose comes with the set up and has a Quick-connect nozzle for easy tank replacement.
898024
Nope. It's just the valve. I had to transfer the old gauge and hose from my old air tanks valve to this new one.
209432
The tank is plastic and the center section is aluminum. This radiator looks just like the factory OEM, original equipment manufactor. As a technician, i highly recommend this part.