Thread: Water Leak

Take the old one with you to Supercheap go through their stock and you'll find one that fits (may have to cut it down).
I did that with mine years back and I think it was one from an early Corolla that fitted, I did write the details down but can't find the bit of paper now !!

OK, found an invoice from 2008 ! The hoses were from Supercheap but the brand was Grommet (!)
GR94/CH1338 top hose for a Toyota Corolla 1.3 1980-84
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TOP-RADIATOR...BV5BCE&vxp=mtr


Colin

Nice one Colin!

Will it fit the 1600cc engine?

Cheers Charlie

Originally Posted by chazza

Nice one Colin!

Will it fit the 1600cc engine?

Cheers Charlie

Charlie, I don't have one so can't comment..... are the connections on the radiator & thermostat the same diameter as for the 2 litre ? If so it probably will fit.

Supercheap have all the hoses out on display so you can poke around till you find something suitable. Most other places you have to get the person behind the counter to look for you and most people aren't interested.


Colin

Today at Bursons I see that McKay Rubber do universal Zeds and bends.


http://www.mackayrubber.com.au/pdf/Universal_hose.pdf


450 & 900 HOSE BENDS
Mackay 45? & 90? Universal Hose bends are available in two specifications, one is suitable for Water applications and the other is suitable for Fuel and Oil applications.


45? & 90? UNIVERSAL HOSE BENDS - WATER






The 45? & 90? moulded water hoses are suitable for plain water and automotive coolant applications.




Manufactured using an electrochemical degradation (ECD) resistant EPDM rubber tube, lock-stitch knitted Rayon fibre reinforcement, with an EPDM rubber cover for heat and ozone resistance.


Sizes 8mm to 19mm ID Exceed Heater Hose Specification SAE J20R3 Type EC Class D-1 and D-2


Sizes 25mm to 63mm ID Exceed Radiator Hose specification SAE J20R4 Type EC Class D-1 and Class D-2






Working Temperature Range: -40?C to 125?C (-40?F to 257?F)




CAUTION: Not suitable for fuel, oil transfer or brake fluid applications.
Cheers, Mick

Originally Posted by gromit

Take the old one with you to Supercheap go through their stock and you'll find one that fits (may have to cut it down).
I did that with mine years back and I think it was one from an early Corolla that fitted, I did write the details down but can't find the bit of paper now !!

OK, found an invoice from 2008 ! The hoses were from Supercheap but the brand was Grommet (!)
GR94/CH1338 top hose for a Toyota Corolla 1.3 1980-84
Top Radiator Hose for Toyota Corolla 1 3L 4K C 80 84 CH1338 | eBay


Colin

Nice one Colin. Although that does say it's 32, which I presume is 32mm

I went everywhere but Supercheap yesterday.

Biggest issue is size, as most hoses are a lot bigger these days. The Series 1 2 litre is 1 1/8" (around 28.5mm) Plenty of right angle bends around, but all bigger than that.

Before I order a genuine one I'll make a trip to Stupidcheap.

Nothing to suit in Bursons here Mick

Perry

Originally Posted by numpty

Nice one Colin. Although that does say it's 32, which I presume is 32mm

I went everywhere but Supercheap yesterday.

Biggest issue is size, as most hoses are a lot bigger these days. The Series 1 2 litre is 1 1/8" (around 28.5mm) Plenty of right angle bends around, but all bigger than that.


Perry

Perry,
That hose fitted my 2 litre OK and there was another I purchased at the same time GR13/CH935 which I think was the lower hose. Or maybe it was the top one......too long ago to remember.

The advantage (?) with SuperCheap is that you can rummage through the hoses yourself.


Colin

The 1600cc engine is 1 1/8" as well.

How did the orange self amalgamating work out.

I carry rescue tape supposedly designed for the purpose you used it for in my spare parts but have never used it - until the other day when my garden hose developed a small puncture hole so I used the tape on it - twice - it failed on both counts with the house water pressure causing it to bubble and let the water out. Maybe it will work better with the heat of you coolant rather than cold tap water.

My experience has me thinking I might need to rethink but seeing your experience has me thinking again.

Cheers

Garry

Cheers