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Generator coolant hoses

Started by babell2, March 27, 2011, 11:24:43 AM

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babell2

After a short trip to Aircraft Spruce I came back home and duplicated one of the Alternator lines 1ft of Aeroquip 303-3 at $5.85. It should last another 31 years  ;D
1980 MCI-9 "The Last Resort" Located just south of Atlanta GA.
Just starting conversion. A long way to go!
The other Brice

babell2

The main feed line to the alternator was marked Weather head Air brake line. I went back to Aircraft Spruce today and purchased 5 ft of 303-4 line to replace the old hard weeping line with for $34.45. Now it is just a matter of getting the time to put everything back together.

Brice
1980 MCI-9 "The Last Resort" Located just south of Atlanta GA.
Just starting conversion. A long way to go!
The other Brice

Oonrahnjay

    Were you able to get the fittings off for (and of) the second oil line?  It sounds like you're getting this worked out well.
Bruce H; Wallace (near Wilmington) NC
1976 Daimler (British) Double-Decker Bus; 34' long

(New Email -- brucebearnc@ (theGoogle gmail place) .com)

babell2

First hose was easy on one end. The second end required some "Creative removal" of old hose chunks.

The longer line from the engine to the rear bearing on the alternator was so loose I was able to remove one end by hand.
The second required two wrenches to crack it loose but the hose hadn't degraded to the point that it crumbled attempting to remove the outer sleeve on the hose.

All I have left to do is attach the ends to the new 303-4 hose and install them both.

Brice
1980 MCI-9 "The Last Resort" Located just south of Atlanta GA.
Just starting conversion. A long way to go!
The other Brice