Gates Radiator Coolant Hose P/N:23682
Gates 20933 upper radiator coolant hose for the 1980-1982 International/Navistar 1754 truck and other vehicles carries engine coolant between the engine and the radiator.
A Gates radiator coolant hose that leaks, cracks or turns soft and swollen can be due for replacement. Coolant on or near the hose does not alone prove the hose is at fault, since a loose clamp can leak too.
It is listed for a wide range of International/Navistar, Chevrolet, GMC and Dodge models, including the 1980 International/Navistar 1854 truck and the 1980 International/Navistar 1954 truck, and each takes one.
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Interchange: BH-1538 · KM-542
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Does the Gates 20933 upper hose fit the 1980 International/Navistar 1854 truck?
Yes, Gates 20933 is listed for the 1980 International/Navistar 1854 truck, and each takes one. Look up your own model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What size are the ends on the Gates 20933 coolant hose?
Both ends have a 2 in (51 mm) inside diameter, and the centerline length is 26.5 in (673 mm).
What temperature range does this EPDM hose handle?
This hose is rated from -40°F to +257°F (-40°C to +125°C). It has an EPDM tube and an EPDM cover that resists heat, ozone and chemical coolants.
Can this Gates coolant hose carry fuel or oil?
No. Gates 20933 is for coolant, and it must not be used for fuel or oil transfer applications.
Should I replace the hose clamps when installing this upper coolant hose?
Yes. Put on new hose clamps with each new coolant hose instead of reusing the old ones.
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