1964 327 300 w/ ac Heater Hose Help.
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1964 327 300 w/ ac Heater Hose Help.
Hi I’m replacing the hoses on my wives 64 coupe, along with a new Dewitts radiator etc. I would like to know the correct lengths of the heater core hoses. I have looked in the assembly manual, but my pages are not legible. I also did a search on the web and forum to no avail. A picture with proper routing would be great as well.
Thanks, EJ
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Here’s a link to a table on the DocRebuild website giving hose lengths. The ’67 without AC dimensions were pretty accurate, but I can’t speak to the ’63 with AC. Use it as a guide, pre-cut a little long, and finish cut as you install. I would recommend getting a Craftsman Handi-Cut (razor blade cutter) for cutting heater hoses – greatest thing ever made. Maybe someone with a ’63 AIM can give you a shot of the page showing routing.
http://www.docrebuild.com/dr-r-web/HH-1.pdf
http://www.docrebuild.com/dr-r-web/HH-1.pdf
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Hi I’m replacing the hoses on my wives 64 coupe, along with a new Dewitts radiator etc. I would like to know the correct lengths of the heater core hoses. I have looked in the assembly manual, but my pages are not legible. I also did a search on the web and forum to no avail. A picture with proper routing would be great as well.
Thanks, EJ
Thanks, EJ
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That's the correct AIM sheet, but the numbers have nothing to do with hose length - they're change levels and torque symbols. Just fit them as you go along, and leave a bit extra until you button it all up. In production, the hoses came pre-cut by part number; the plant guys just took them out of the box and installed them.
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Thanks JohnZ thats what I figured. I was hoping someone actually had the length of the hoses. Make the job a little easier .
What direction does the water shutoff valve hose route, up, towards the engine, or down?
EJ
What direction does the water shutoff valve hose route, up, towards the engine, or down?
EJ
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I have a restored 64 327/300 with a/c. I'll try to post pics tomorrow when I have a little more light. When I restored the car, I cut the hoses to length as needed so my lengths won't necessarily fit your car accurately.
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All of these measurements are approximate and are unique to my car. Your lengths will be slightly different.
Upper core connection to "T" connection - 14"
Expansion tank to "T" - 2.5"
Water pump to "T" (routed under compressor) 28"
Lower core connection to vacuum shutoff valve - 2.5"
Shutoff valve to front of block (routed under compressor) - 42"
The pictures are difficult to follow because of the a/c lines.
Let me know if you need a photo of a specific area.
Upper core connection to "T" connection - 14"
Expansion tank to "T" - 2.5"
Water pump to "T" (routed under compressor) 28"
Lower core connection to vacuum shutoff valve - 2.5"
Shutoff valve to front of block (routed under compressor) - 42"
The pictures are difficult to follow because of the a/c lines.
Let me know if you need a photo of a specific area.