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Old Jul 14, 2003 | 04:18 PM
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goodyear hi-miler hoses

has goodyear redesigned their hose setup to include everything instead of being an incomplete kit? or is it still missing major hoses?
Old Jul 14, 2003 | 10:16 PM
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Old Jul 14, 2003 | 11:51 PM
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The Hi Miler is a good kit.. and is missing one of the eleven hoses [one length of 3/4 heater hose that can be worked around with a regular piece of heater hose] It isn't really that big a deal..
I wrote Goodyear about this, and was assured they would re-engineer it... [but I don't think they ever will..]
That was last fall... ...
On shoebox' hose diagrams:
http://csce.uark.edu/~jgbertr/rb/heater_hoses.jpg

It is # 15 that's missing....
I used, instead, a piece of 3/4" 'heater hose', cut to about 14 1/2" [the p/n for the GM replacement hose for this hose, preformed, is: 'heater inlet front hose' GM p/n 10146991 $32.29 GM list, [same p/n for 93-4 and 95-7]

I also found that using a straight piece of 3/4 hose instead of the 'elbow' [#12 in diagram] worked better too, as the 14 1/2" piece isnt 'preformed' [bent] to match up well with the elbow...

I also used this as an opportunity to 'upgrade' from the 93-4 hose configuration to the 95-7, [since there isn't a Hi Miler for the early years..]
I feel the 95-7 is a better setup...
Hope that helps you...

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Old Jul 15, 2003 | 01:34 PM
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TTT, as I edited the above post...
Old Sep 2, 2004 | 01:15 PM
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Re: goodyear hi-miler hoses

Just bought one in Aug. of 2004 and it is still missing that hose. For $100, you would think they could include them all. It's upsetting, because I want all the hoses to match, which is impossible now, since I can't find bulk blue hi-miler hose anywhere. It looks like a hack job to have them all replaced except one.
Old Sep 2, 2004 | 02:33 PM
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Re: goodyear hi-miler hoses

A search here:
http://www.goodyearbeltsandhose.com/cars/heat.html
Got these results:

1. 6 miles Partsource # 725
1020 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4R2R1


2. 45 miles Partsource # 750
710 Main Street N.
Moose Jaw, SK S6H3K5

Maybe try them for the 3/4" heater hose:
p/n 65075 3/4" 6' Bagged

You need about 14.5"
I have some 3/4" here, but it'd be a pain to ship to Canada, and it was pricey too..
Old Sep 2, 2004 | 04:22 PM
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Re: goodyear hi-miler hoses

Originally Posted by Arctic_White_WS6
Just bought one in Aug. of 2004 and it is still missing that hose. For $100, you would think they could include them all. It's upsetting, because I want all the hoses to match, which is impossible now, since I can't find bulk blue hi-miler hose anywhere. It looks like a hack job to have them all replaced except one.
Wow! I agree how hard could it be for GY to fix that careless problem.
Old Sep 2, 2004 | 05:19 PM
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Re: goodyear hi-miler hoses

Mtrhds94Z, thanks for the reply! I checked out PartSource and they would have to order it in with a week delivery. I wanted to get this done while the engine is still out of my car. It would be a pretty tough job with the engine in.

I ended up going to a truck (semi) parts store and bought some blue silicone heater hose (made by Goodall). Supposed to be better than the Goodyear EPDM rubber, but it is stupidly expensive ($5.80/ft).
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