Dayco HVAC Heater Hose P/N:70054
Dayco 87867 heater hose for the 2011-2017 Honda Odyssey and other vehicles is a coolant line in the cabin-heating circuit of the engine.
A heater hose that leaks, swells or cracks can show up as coolant drips, a falling coolant level or weak cabin heat. Inspect it with the engine cool. A weak heater core, failing thermostat, worn water pump or loose clamp can also be behind low coolant or poor heat, so pin down the source before you buy. Some catalogs list this part as an HVAC heater hose.
This heater hose suits the 2011-2017 Honda Odyssey and the 2009-2020 Dodge Journey, and it works as a heater hose for the 2001-2005 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L as well. Many other cars take it too, so open the "Vehicles it fits" section and look up your own model and engine.
The listing holds one heater hose, which is the quantity a vehicle takes.
Interchange: 16671M · 18229L · 12052 · 19138 · 11138 · 13052
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the Dayco 87867 a Dodge Journey heater hose for the 2009-2020 model years?
Yes. Dayco 87867 fits the 2009-2020 Dodge Journey; for 2009-2019 it is listed for the L4-2.4L engine.
Which connections is this Dayco heater hose made for?
Dayco 87867 is listed for heater to engine, heater to pipe, heater inlet, pipe to pipe and tee to engine (inlet) positions.
Is this heater hose sold singly or as a set?
This listing is a single heater hose, and the application takes one.
What can a failing heater hose look like?
With the engine cool, look for coolant stains, a swollen or cracked hose or a soft spot. A low coolant level and weak cabin heat can also be linked to the hose.
Does Dayco 87867 cross-reference to 16671M?
Yes. 16671M is listed as an interchange number for Dayco 87867.
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