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1979-1981 Corvette Radiator And Heater Hose Clamp Kit For Cars With Air Conditioning (Sports Coupe)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item EK-25-106034-1
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Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Clamp Set 79L-81 All W/Air Cond 14 Pcs
- Fits Sports Coupe
Description
Comprehensive Clamp Kit. The Rad/Htr Hose Clamp Kit for Cars with A/C, 1979-1981 provides a full set of 14 clamps designed specifically to secure radiator and heater hoses on vehicles with air conditioning from this period. This kit is essential for maintaining reliable cooling and heating system performance by preventing leaks and ensuring tight hose connections.
Durable Construction. Manufactured with high-quality materials, each clamp is built to withstand heat and pressure common in automotive cooling systems. The clamps typically feature corrosion-resistant finishes that help ensure longevity and consistent performance in harsh engine bay environments.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires basic hand tools without the need for drilling or special equipment, allowing for quick replacement or servicing of hose connections during routine maintenance or repairs.
Application. Fits Sports Coupe as specified for the 1979 to 1981 model years with air conditioning.
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- (1) Hose Clamp Kit
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