WOW! You didn't shop the aftermarket? I just had a peek on rockauto.com and the most expensive rad hose for either of the motors is $35.
in canada ford does not make them no more and after market was not availible at allWOW! You didn't shop the aftermarket? I just had a peek on rockauto.com and the most expensive rad hose for either of the motors is $35.
hi if u look at the year if we look at the scrap yards they will be almost as rotten if not would not last that long we have 2 srcap yards in my towni sure as heck woulda been looking for alternative sources. scrap yard, something. but youre up in kap so your sources for that sorta thing may be limited i guess...
if you would see this hose it goes under the water pump and it goes in the back of the serpentine belt its not one of the main hose its made in steel and its really weird shape the shop said their is no way that it could be made it is flated so it goes behind the belt and has weird curves in itI'm pretty sure you can get almost any part aftermarket over the Internet. Mercury Sable was a popular vehicle. Failing that, you can probably make the part with radiator flex hose:
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It comes in various lengths and diameters. Last time I checked, they're around $15, or so.
I need a part for one of my Mazda's. A new one can only be found in Japan, from the factory and I think its something like $900. The car was only sold one year in North America, so junkyards are out of the question. Only one I've been able to find was in Australia. $100 for the part and probably $100 to ship...I guess every vehicle has got it's version of my Mazda's $125 plastic mud flap. They're like booby traps, waiting to bite us in the ass!![]()