Need lower radiator hose for 66 Skylark GS

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  1. SkylarkNut

    SkylarkNut Well-Known Member

    Help

    Need a NOS or part number of a usable lower radiator hose for a 1966 Buick Skylark GS 44617.

    Thanks

    Kevin
    651 456 3225 :3gears:
     
  2. EODLEGS

    EODLEGS Well-Known Member

    maybe this'll work....

    Not from personal experience but I kept a huge info log info when I used to have my '66. This is clipped from, I believe the nailhead e-group a few years ago. Not certain of the author.

    "Prior posts recommended NAPA 8484 and 7286 for the lower hose......I tried the 7286, but it is a slightly larger diameter, and the fit is a bit loose on the water pump.....I haven't tried the 8484 yet.
    For the upper, I used the Gates# 20704. Works Great! Also listed for the upper is Gates #20406 or 20466 (w/o a/c). For applications with A/C, try #20542."

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  3. flynbuick

    flynbuick Guest

    66 with 400 engine = GM#1372827
     
  4. GS Spoken Here

    GS Spoken Here Well-Known Member

    66 GS lower radiator hose

    Kevin, went through this a last year on a 65 GS, best fit I found was to use about12 inches, starting from the engine side,of a 70/72 Skylark upper hose. I have a NOS lower for a guide and bends are about the same and it fit great. The part number for the 70/70 upper Skylark was XL 107 from Auto Zone, and I think it was made by Kelly Springfield or Goodyear. It cost me $6.99 at the time and I bought two just to have a spare. Thanks Bill Sangster
     

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  5. SkylarkNut

    SkylarkNut Well-Known Member

    Got the hose - Thanks fellas

    Thanks for the help guys

    This site works!

    I went for the Autozone hose Bill wrote about. Cost 10.99 thought. That will work.

    Got to get ready for the first show of the year.

    kg
     
  6. flynbuick

    flynbuick Guest


    Goodyear owns Kelly Springfield.
     
  7. GS Spoken Here

    GS Spoken Here Well-Known Member

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