Gates Intercooler Hose P/N:26474
Gates 26204 intercooler hose for the 2020-2026 International LT625 6-cylinder 14.9L, the 2024-2025 LT625 6-cylinder 12.4L and other vehicles connects the charge-air plumbing on turbocharged diesel engines. This straight, ring-retained hose is made for turbocharged Class 8 and heavy-duty diesel engines.
Cracks, soft or swollen spots, or a drop in boost can mean the hose is wearing out. These signs alone do not prove the hose is the problem, since a loose clamp can look the same.
Fitment includes the 2008-2011 Freightliner Cascadia 6-cylinder 14.0L and the 2010-2014 Freightliner M2 112 6-cylinder 8.9L, and each takes one hose. Open the Buyer's Guide tab to check your exact model and engine.
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Interchange: FF90800-06 · FF90801-06 · 7727-0001
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Does the Gates 26204 intercooler hose fit the 2020-2026 International LT625 6-cylinder 14.9L?
Yes. Gates 26204 fits the 2020-2026 International LT625 6-cylinder 14.9L and the 2024-2025 LT625 6-cylinder 12.4L, one hose each. The Buyer's Guide tab covers other models.
What is this Gates intercooler hose made of?
Gates 26204 has a four-layer silicone construction with aramid fiber reinforcement. Its multi-hump design isolates vibration and absorbs rotational shock.
What inside diameter and length does this intercooler hose have?
This hose has a 102 mm (4 in) inside diameter and a centerline length of 203 mm (8 in).
What working pressure and temperature range does this intercooler hose handle?
Working pressure is 25 psi. The temperature range is -60 Deg. F to +500 Deg. F (-51 Deg. C to +260 Deg. C).
How do I check this silicone intercooler hose for wear?
With the engine off and cool, look for cracks, soft or swollen spots, and oil seepage at the ends. A shop can pressure-test the charge-air system.
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