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Chevy & GMC Truck Hose, Oil Cooler, Inlet, Lower, Big Block, 454ci, W/O HD Trans, K3500, 4WD, 1988-1990

Item EK-61-318650-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Replacement Oil Cooler Hose
      • Lower/Inlet Side
      • Replaces GM Part # 12472267
      • Fits 7.4L (454ci) Big Block
      • Does Not Fit Models With Heavy Duty Transmission
      • Does Not Fit Models With Manual Transmission
      • Fits K3500 Trucks Only
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 61-11476
      • Eckler OEM Number: 12472267

      Description

      This Replacement Oil Cooler Hose Is Manufactured From High Quality Material Using The Same Manufacturing Techniques As Original

      NOTE: Fits:

      • Chevrolet K3500 1990-88
      • GMC K3500 1990-88

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      Tech Specs

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