Hello everybody
I guess it's time to replaces the hoses for the oil cooler, but before start working I have questions
for the experts in this this forum and I sincerely appreciate it any help because I'm doing this for the first time.
1 any YouTube videos about this job
2 anybody got the part numbers for those hoses
3 can I eliminate the old system and use external oil cooling
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Ultra RV shows the hoses as being Superceded with a new Custom Made set.
Price is $397.00. https://www.ultrarvproducts.com/2611...ine-Oil-Cooler
As mentioned above, any competent hose shop can make you new hoses.
Hopefully significantly cheaper.
My only concern would be the connector block that attaches to the other half. I don’t know if that block is a standard item or not.
Ultra RV shows the hoses as being Superceded with a new Custom Made set.
Price is $397.00. https://www.ultrarvproducts.com/2611...ine-Oil-Cooler
As mentioned above, any competent hose shop can make you new hoses.
Hopefully significantly cheaper.
My only concern would be the connector block that attaches to the other half. I don’t know if that block is a standard item or not.
Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
I don't know about that, Ultra RV took many months to get these made and apparently had to send the assemblies to multiple shops to get the work done as most shops could not make the center bolt in mating fitting for one end. I have a set and it is apparent that the fitting was custom machined from a block of Aluminum.
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I don't know about that, Ultra RV took many months to get these made and apparently had to send the assemblies to multiple shops to get the work done as most shops could not make the center bolt in mating fitting for one end. I have a set and it is apparent that the fitting was custom machined from a block of Aluminum.
That was the point I was trying to make. Thank you for creating a clearer picture.
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