Dayco 72384 lower radiator coolant hose for the 2006-2010 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L and other vehicles carries coolant between the radiator and the engine.
- Single I.D. hose type
- EPDM hose material
- Built to SAE J20R4 Class D-1 and SAE J1684 Type EC
- Trunk height of 22 1/2 in
Quick facts
- Part: Dayco 72384 radiator coolant hose
- Fits: 2006-2010 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L and other vehicles
- Position: Lower
- Material: EPDM
- Condition: New
A coolant leak, a cracked or soft, swollen hose, or an engine that runs hot can mean the lower hose needs replacing. These signs alone do not prove the hose is at fault, since a weak thermostat can also let the engine overheat. Inspect the hose only with the engine off and cool.
Fits
This hose fits the 2006-2010 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L, the 2007-2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac V6 4.0L and the 2006-2010 Mercury Mountaineer V6 4.0L. A 2006-2010 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L takes one.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Position: Lower
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Trunk height: 22 1/2 in
Build and materials
- Hose type: single I.D. hose
- Material: EPDM
- SAE specification: SAE J20R4 Class D-1, SAE J1684 Type EC
- Condition: New
In the box
One lower radiator coolant hose. A protective sleeve and a heat shield are not included.
Interchange: KM-4897
26602X · 23364 · 66012 · KM4882 · KM4983 · 16102
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this Dayco radiator coolant hose fit the 2006-2010 Mercury Mountaineer V6 4.0L?
Yes. Dayco 72384 is a lower hose listed for the 2006-2010 Mercury Mountaineer V6 4.0L, and that vehicle takes one.
Is this Dayco coolant hose made of EPDM?
Yes. This lower hose is EPDM, a single I.D. hose built to SAE J20R4 Class D-1 and SAE J1684 Type EC.
Does the Dayco 72384 come with a protective sleeve or heat shield?
No. Dayco 72384 is the hose only; a protective sleeve and a heat shield are not included.
What is the trunk height of this lower radiator hose?
The trunk height is 22 1/2 in, on a single I.D. hose in the lower position.
What should I look for on a worn lower radiator hose?
With the engine off and cool, look along the hose for cracks, coolant leaks or soft, swollen rubber. A shop can pressure-test the cooling system.
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