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Return PolicyThis is a superior hose for air conditioning applications. The attractive hose has a stainless steel outer braid with a nylon inner tube for excellent refrigerant performance.
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Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | FCF0803 |
| Brand | Aeroquip |
| Hose Length | 3.00 ft. |
| Hose ID | .42" |
| Hose OD | .54" |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| GTIN Code | 678146011305 |
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Customers unanimously appreciate the product for its high quality and practicality. The inclusion of all connectors makes assembly effortless, offering superior functionality. The product, ideal for updating Vintage Air lines, showcases fine quality valves and line, unmatched in the market. Its competitive pricing serves as an added bonus, rendering it a popular choice among customers.
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5.0
6 years ago
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WEEKI WACHEE FLORIDA
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GREAT QUALITY, PRICING AND EASY TO ASSEMBLE WITH ALL THE CONNECTORS SPEEDWAY OFFERS.
Would Recommend
Exactly what I needed to update my Vintage Air lines
5.0
8 years ago
Bob S
Redlands, CA
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The Parts are exactly what I needed to update my Vintage Air lines. The valves and line is the finest quality available. The price is very competitive and shipping costs are very good.
Would Recommend
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I have a A/C- Heater bulkhead fitting on my car and all 4 of the ports are for o-ring fittings. Can I use this hose with its proper Aeroquip fitting for antifreeze for my heater since I can't use a standard AN fitting at the firewall? Will the nylon liner handle the temp of the coolant at 200+ degrees?
by Mike
• 10 years ago
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