'79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
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'79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Hello all,
Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
and needs to be replaced.
I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
compressor as an airpump/compressor.
So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
aircoditioning (?).
For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
hose it is I need ?
thanks,
Ron
Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
and needs to be replaced.
I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
compressor as an airpump/compressor.
So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
aircoditioning (?).
For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
hose it is I need ?
thanks,
Ron
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Would an upper radiator hose from a YJ work ?
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Would an upper radiator hose from a YJ work ?
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Guest
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Would an upper radiator hose from a YJ work ?
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Guest
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Would an upper radiator hose from a YJ work ?
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Ron
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Take the hose off and take it with you to the parts store. They can match it
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Guest
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Take the hose off and take it with you to the parts store. They can match it
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Guest
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Take the hose off and take it with you to the parts store. They can match it
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Take the hose off and take it with you to the parts store. They can match it
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
up. You may not be able to find the molded hose to fit, but you can
certainly get a straight hose and bend it. I had to wrap my top hose with a
beer can where it rubs on the air compressor, this keeps the hose off of the
compressor -- which results in wearing a hole in the hose.
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with
> aircoditioning (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator
> towards the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what
> hose it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
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Re: '79 CJ5 top radiator hose.
Ron,
Just measure how long the hose is that you will need and go to your local
autoparts store they will cross your dementions to a hose.
Regards
Neil
79 CJ5
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with aircoditioning
> (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator towards
> the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what hose
> it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
Just measure how long the hose is that you will need and go to your local
autoparts store they will cross your dementions to a hose.
Regards
Neil
79 CJ5
"Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.edu> wrote in message
news:d5nrq2$qif$1@news.csc.depauw.edu...
> Hello all,
>
> Getting my CJ5 ready for the summer. The upper radiator hose is leaking
> and needs to be replaced.
>
> I built an onboard aircompressor in the Jeep, using a York aircondition
> compressor as an airpump/compressor.
> So basically the Jeep has the same set up as a 79 CJ% with aircoditioning
> (?).
>
> For some reason the radiator hose that is available for that application
> isn't long enough it seems. (The part that goes from the radiator towards
> the airconditioning pump seems "short"
>
> I remember when I did the conversion that I had another hose, but don't
> remember anymore what one. Does anyone have an idea ? or know what hose
> it is I need ?
>
> thanks,
>
> Ron
