Custom Coolant Hose Trick for your Engine Swap - DIYHEMI

This video we worked on a hose for our hemi swap 1966 Plymouth Belvedere but this trick works for ALL swaps!
Also, the hose we used was for a Dodge Durango (O'reilly part number 22896).
Hey guys! Thanks for joining us on the latest DIYHEMI engine swap tip. Today Blake shows his secret that he learned from some old school mechanic to get right radiator hose for your engine swap setup. Please like and subscribe as we just enjoy showing you the tips around engine swaps (especially Hemis). Hemi Swap the World!
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[@robertclymer6948]

I just used the old school coat hanger trick a couple of days ago. Problem matching was not so much the bends and length, but the two different hose end sized (2" and 1 3/4" to radiator. Got one, just trimmed some length off and so far so good. Thanks for sharing. I love my local O'Reileys too. Their customer service is so awesome. Thanks for sharing and cheers from Motown.

[@electricbarbering]

Them duke boys have done it again. Awesome trick

[@jimmysanchez5702]

Thank you. That's a Great Trick !

[@mikegale5982]

Great job.

[@Pappy412]

Good job neat wire trick.. Can't wait for that d150 swap

[@SUBLIMEparts]

You know it. We spent a few hours on the D150 last night 😎

[@bfflorida2311]

Great tip, done many like this over the years..... FYI don't use screw hose clamps on rad hoses use spring style it will last longer during hot/cold cycles.

[@SUBLIMEparts]

Great feedback, and you are very correct

[@willwatson3614]

Good work, but if you only shop there, when did O'Reilly's start selling NAPA Batteries?

[@SUBLIMEparts]

Customer’s car, he is free to shop wherever he pleases for his batteries 😁

[@jsimmonstx]

I get that you're trying to show the coat hangar trick, you shoulda just used your old cobbled-together hose assembly as an example.

[@briansignorelli7090]

Whatever you do don't use the flex hose it puts stress on the radiator neck