Question Fuel Heater Coolant Hose Replacement

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What you have is a fuel heater. It uses hot water to warm the fuel. When cold it will not do much to warm the fuel, but it will after a few minutes. THIS IS NOT A FORD PART!
What is the best way for me to go about buying new hoses then?

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From the Pics, the [FUEL LINES] are internal to that heater body. Those leaking/soft lines are no more the Heater Hose.

All you need is the right size, common Heater Hose, to replace them.

Joe

What you have there is part of a WVO (homemade Bio-diesel) set up. A PO was make'n his own Home Dezel Brew, maybe ?
 

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Forgive my lack of experience with this area of mechanics, but how do I shape the hoses into the correct shape? They're about 3 feet long, with numerous complex turns before attaching to the firewall

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You can't shape heater hoses. Just run it so it is smooth and no unnecessary turns or kinks. A smooth 1/4 circle might do it for you.
 

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You can't shape heater hoses. Just run it so it is smooth and no unnecessary turns or kinks. A smooth 1/4 circle might do it for you.
Hadn't thought of that. Thanks!!

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Be gentle with the removal.. use the old ones for a pattern for length and bends.. then just re-route the new ones.. to fit.

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Be gentle with the removal.. use the old ones for a pattern for length and bends.. then just re-route the new ones.. to fit.

Joe
Thanks Joe. Really appreciate all the help

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