HPS Blue Silicone Heater Hose Kit For 11-15 Toyota Tundra 4.0L V6

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Silicone tolerates far more heat than standard rubber and stays flexible for many years. Re check clamp torque after the first few heat cycles.

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Part details

• Engine: 4.0L V6
• Material: Silicone
• Finish: Blue
• Category: Hose Kits
• Price: $161.60 with free shipping over $99
• Availability: in stock, dispatched from the USA

Manufacturer specifications

HPS blue high temp 3-ply reinforced silicone Heater hose kit (part number 57-1701-BLUE) replaces 2011-2015 Toyota Tundra 4.0L V6 stock OEM rubber heater coolant hoses with premium grade high-heat resistance material which meets or exceeds OE specifications (Maximum temperature rating: 350F). Compared to the local auto parts store universal hoses, HPS silicone Heater hose kit has all the correct bends and curves for a perfect fitment. HPS silicone coolant hose kit includes 100% stainless steel non-perforated embossed hose clamps for easy installation, which do not cut thru the silicone hoses.

HPS silicone hoses can prevent and fix the coolant leaking and engine over heating problem caused by cracked, damaged or collapsed OEM rubber coolant hoses. Excellent for extreme ambient and radiant temperature conditions, HPS silicone hoses can withstand the harsh high temperature and high pressure operating conditions of the engine yet still maintaining peak efficiency during daily driving or racing competition. HPS silicone hose kit is backed by HPS Performance Products limited lifetime warranty.

• Made with correct bends and curves for perfect fitment. Vehicle Application: 2011-2015 Toyota Tundra 4.0L V6
• Prevent and fix the coolant leaking and engine over heating problem caused by cracked, damaged or collapsed OEM rubber coolant heater hoses.
• Race proven design with long lasting quality and engineered for extremely high temperature service (Max. 350F) and prolonged exposure to under-hood and coolant heat.
• Includes 100% stainless steel industrial grade embossed hose clamps which would not cut through the silicone hoses.
• HPS silicone hose kit is backed by HPS Performance Products limited lifetime warranty.

Application:

For 2011-2015 Toyota Tundra 4.0L V6

Remark:

Installation: Silicone hose water permeation rate is 10 to 15 times greater than standard EPDM rubber hose. Checking water level regularly is highly recommended when silicone coolant hoses are used in a daily driving vehicle.

Product Content:

• 1 x Heater Hose Kit
  Hardware if Any is Shown in the Picture Above

The product does not come with manual/instruction, Professional Install Recommended

Cross Reference Number:

• 57-1701-BLUE, 57-1701, 571701BLUE

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