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Super Green truck owner (dpfe hose type)


lm90063

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Are the hoses connecting to the Dpfe sensor a special type of hose or can I just pick up of a couple feet at my auto parts store and install them?

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(need to pass smog)
 


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They need to tolerate Exhaust manifold heat at one end, but as long as hose is rated for that temp then you can use it.
These hoses get moisture build up inside, because of the warmer air from exhaust and the cooling of the hoses after engine is shut off, so good idea to blow them out every year if you think of it.
Moisture can clog the hose and also damage the DPFE
 

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RonD said:
They need to tolerate Exhaust manifold heat at one end, but as long as hose is rated for that temp then you can use it.
These hoses get moisture build up inside, because of the warmer air from exhaust and the cooling of the hoses after engine is shut off, so good idea to blow them out every year if you think of it.
Moisture can clog the hose and also damage the DPFE
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Do you know the two different inner diameters of those hoses? What type hose should I ask for? Tranny line hose? What else IS there ? Thanks
 
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IDK about size, but when I had my 94 mustang there was a hose specifically for that listed.
Like this
At the time, it was orange in color.
 

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I found them....i can't tell you the specs but they were pretty easy to find.....auto parts store has the 2-pack with the two different dia hoses. Thanks for the replies
 
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