What engine size does this hose fit?

This Gates lower molded coolant hose is designed specifically for V-8 351 engine applications within the specified Ford vehicle range.

Will this hose fit my 1976 Ford F-250?

Yes, this hose is listed as a fit for the 1976 Ford F-250, which falls within the 1977-1979 fitment range for that model.

Should I replace my upper coolant hose at the same time?

It's often recommended to replace both the upper and lower coolant hoses during the same service. This ensures the entire system is refreshed and helps prevent a new leak from developing shortly after replacing just one hose.

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Gates 77-79 Ford F Series V-8 351 Lower Molded Coolant Hose

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Brand: Gates
Part #: 21053
UPC: 00072053054699

Gates 77-79 Ford F Series V-8 351 Lower Molded Coolant Hose

Name: Gates 77-79 Ford F Series V-8 351 Lower Molded Coolant Hose
Brand: Gates
Price: 39.28 USD
Availability: InStock

$39.28

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Fits 1972-1979 Ford F-100. This Gates lower molded coolant hose is built to match your V-8 351 engine's needs.

Key Features

Fits 1972-1979 Ford F-100, 1978-1979 Ford Bronco, 1975-1979 Ford F-150, 1972-1974 and 1977-1979 Ford F-250, and 1972-1979 Ford F-350.
Designed for V-8 351 engines.
Molded shape ensures a proper fit and optimal coolant flow.
Durable construction helps resist heat and degradation from coolant.

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Product Details

Gates is known for making reliable parts that keep your engine running cool, and this lower molded coolant hose is no exception. It's specifically shaped to fit the V-8 351 engine in your 1972-1979 Ford F-100. A properly shaped hose is key because it ensures coolant flows smoothly without kinks or restrictions, which is crucial for keeping your engine at the right temperature.

This hose is molded to the exact specifications needed for your truck. That means it should fit right into place without a struggle, making the job easier for you. Having the correct shape helps prevent leaks and ensures the hose won't rub against other engine components, which could cause it to wear out prematurely.

When you're replacing your coolant hoses, it's always a good idea to check the condition of the upper hose and thermostat housing as well. Making sure all the cooling system components are in good shape will help prevent overheating issues down the road.