8 in I.D. Black Straight Silicone Coolant Hose | 36 inches DOT Fitting Alliant Power AP63460 Injection Control
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Description
8 in I.D. Black Straight Silicone Coolant Hose 36 inches DOT Fitting Alliant Power AP63460 Injection Control Alliant Power AP63460 Injection Control Pressure Sensor For use on trucks with ISX engines 00 Leg Length N A Color Black Overall Length 3ft Vacuum Rating N A Product Series Specifications: OEM Heavy Duty Vehicle Requirements High Temperature Option Available with Meta Aramid Fabric Reinforcement for Extreme High Temperature (Upon Request) Liner Options Available with Fluorosilicone or Fluorocarbon Liner (Petroleum & Chemical Applications) Vacuum Resistance Available with Helical Wire Reinforcement for Vacuum Resistance Temperature Range 65°F to 350°F Continuous Colors Blue or Black Leg Length 10” Long Legs From Center of the Bend Measurement Leg Lengths Are Measured From The Centerline of the Hose
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