3-Ply Silicone Radiator Hose 1.00" 45 Degree Black
3-Ply Silicone Radiator Hose 1.00" 45 Degree Black
Three-ply silicone construction handles coolant flow with flex and durability where standard rubber fails. The 45-degree bend fits tight engine bay angles without kinking. Black finish blends into modern engine bays.
Key Features
- Three-ply reinforced walls - Resists collapse under pressure and holds its shape after years of heat cycling
- Pre-formed 45-degree angle - Fits without twisting or requiring heat manipulation
- 1.00" I.D. - Direct replacement diameter for common radiator and heater connections
Specs
- Material: Silicone, 3-ply construction
- Internal Diameter: 1.00"
- Bend Angle: 45 degrees
- Color: Black
What's Included
- One 3-ply silicone radiator hose, 1.00" I.D., 45-degree molded
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this hose work with my existing hose clamps?
Yes. Standard worm-gear or spring clamps fit 1.00" diameter hose. Silicone grips clamps securely without slipping.
Can I use this hose on a custom cooling loop?
Silicone handles both OEM coolant and water-glycol mixes. For extended storage or off-season use, drain the system — silicone won't degrade from sitting empty.
Does this hose come with clamps or fittings?
The hose only. You'll need clamps sized for 1.00" diameter hose and fittings that match your connection points — measure your existing setup before ordering hardware.
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