12 in I.D. Black Straight Silicone Coolant Hose | 36 inches Coolant Reservoir Wix: 33599

Name: 12 in I.D. Black Straight Silicone Coolant Hose | 36 inches Coolant Reservoir Wix: 33599
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 92593964305
Price: 265.12 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7812 (21 reviews)

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12 in I.D. Black Straight Silicone Coolant Hose 36 inches Coolant Reservoir Wix: 33599 Wix: 33599 International T444E 7 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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