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Old 07-30-2015, 04:58 AM
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Was driving to work this morning
And truck started leaking antifreeze it screws into top of intake right behind alternator has a rubber hose attached to it my truck is a 99 f150 5.4
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Originally Posted by wilson84
Was driving to work this morning And truck started leaking antifreeze it screws into top of intake right behind alternator has a rubber hose attached to it my truck is a 99 f150 5.4
I'm pretty sure it's a heater hose. Is it small on the passenger side of the motor?
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Was driving to work this morning
And truck started leaking antifreeze it screws into top of intake right behind alternator has a rubber hose attached to it my truck is a 99 f150 5.4
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Originally Posted by Fordfan2006
I'm pretty sure it's a heater hose. Is it small on the passenger side of the motor?
Not heater hose this piece is metal and it screws in to intake has a small branch coming off of it and has rubber hose on it
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Coolant cross over... heater hose is attached to it.
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Coolant cross over... heater hose is attached to it.
This piece screws into the coolant cross over there is a qtr inch hose attached
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Can't get a pic to load I did some research people call it a hose bung thw rubber attaches to it runs to a pcv valve
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Can't get a pic to load I did some research people call it a hose bung thw rubber attaches to it runs to a pcv valve
So its the fitting where it goes from rubber to metal on the front passenger area of the engine bay?
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Its about three inches tall its metal and has one nipple on side of it a qtr inch hose hooks up to it it screws n to the intake cross over its by alternator and hose runs around to the pass anger side
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