Replacement Heater hoses

[89 MJ]

Has anyone found a source for replacement heater hoses? I haven’t been able to find some yet. Thanks

[jdog]

open or closed system?

[eaglescout526]

Want some part numbers? That’s how I found one for my AC setup. Its a Gates hose but it was cut to fit and it was bent where it was needed to be. 

[gogmorgo]

You can still get the molded hoses for a ‘97+ XJ, with the open system and heater valve delete, if that’s the way you want to go. If not, bulk heater hose cut to fit will work a treat.

[89 MJ]

13 minutes ago, jdog said:

open or closed system?

Closed

 

11 minutes ago, eaglescout526 said:

Want some part numbers? That’s how I found one for my AC setup. Its a Gates hose but it was cut to fit and it was bent where it was needed to be. 

Yes please!

 

11 minutes ago, gogmorgo said:

You can still get the molded hoses for a ‘97+ XJ, with the open system and heater valve delete, if that’s the way you want to go. If not, bulk heater hose cut to fit will work a treat.

Thanks

[eaglescout526]

 

1-52003880

2-52003881

4-52003882

5-52003876

6-52003877

7-52003878

 

Assuming you have retained all the Renix set up, these are the numbers.

[89 MJ]

17 minutes ago, eaglescout526 said:

 

1-52003880

2-52003881

4-52003882

5-52003876

6-52003877

7-52003878

 

Assuming you have retained all the Renix set up, these are the numbers.

Thank you!

[1989commanche]

I just called up NAPA and told them I need one of each. Delivered next day. 

[89 MJ]

7 hours ago, 1989commanche said:

I just called up NAPA and told them I need one of each. Delivered next day. 

Thank you 

[Dave Vig]

Hope some one sees this because I need the same hoses as well. But! The hose have those strange clamps they are not your typical clamp that you turn with a flat head screw driver. If anyone knows what I’m talking about. How do you take them off?? 

[eaglescout526]

2 minutes ago, Dave Vig said:

If anyone knows what I’m talking about. How do you take them off?? 

Those are spring clamps that are probably original to the truck. Use a pair of channel locks and squeeze the two tabs together to release the tension to slide the clamp off.

[Dave Vig]

Ok great and to replace them can I use your typical clamp that you turn with a screwdriver?  Also all those hose numbers that are listed up above are those part numbers? Like from Napa ? 

[eaglescout526]

10 minutes ago, Dave Vig said:

Ok great and to replace them can I use your typical clamp that you turn with a screwdriver?  Also all those hose numbers that are listed up above are those part numbers? Like from Napa ? 

Yes you can and no. Those are Mopar numbers. You can plug those numbers into Napa and see if they cross reference. Otherwise you can still go to the dealer and get them. 

[Dave Vig]

They are mopar part numbers ok great damn thank you so much. And I can use a standard clamp then right?  How do I register my Comanche on here? This forum is great 

[eaglescout526]

19 minutes ago, Dave Vig said:

They are mopar part numbers ok great damn thank you so much. And I can use a standard clamp then right?  How do I register my Comanche on here? This forum is great 

 

Yup and no problem! Yes those standard clamps will do just fine unless you want to retain the factory appearance under the hood.

 

To register your MJ just simply find the year yours is, go into that subforum and start a new thread with the title as your VIN and then I will run the VIN and get you a build date and sheet.

[Dave Vig]

They are mopar part numbers ok great damn thank you so much. And I can use a standard clamp then right?  How do I register my Comanche on here? This forum is great 

[Dave Vig]

Ok thank you I will do that now. Appreciate your help 

 

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