Pegasus SHK-FORD-001-BLACK, Silicone Hose Kit, compatible with Ford F150 5.0 / EcoBoost Reservoir, Black
Key features
- •Contains all of the parts you need to replace the stock coolant reservoir hose with a reliable clamped connection.
- •Eligible for FREE SHIPPING on Amazon orders of $49 or more (on products sold and shipped by Pegasus Auto Racing Supplies)
CategoryRadiator
Pegasus SHK-FORD-001-BLACK, Silicone Hose Kit, compatible with Ford F150 5.0 / EcoBoost Reservoir, Black
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.7
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This is well made and works but the end for ...
Eric•December 20, 2017
This is well made and works but the end for the tank is not large enough. Very difficult to get to stay on the tank outlet. I should have bought the ford replacement hose for it.
Perfect for the job!
Amazon Customer•November 14, 2017
This kit is a perfect replacement to stop the leak. Be careful not to cut this off at the top connection to the tank on the 2012 F50. One good tip is to heat this in you oven for a few minutes on 250 degrees- check it as you go for softness. It was very easy to push onto the tank connector heated and lubricated with a little dish soap.. great fix for some engineers half baked idea about a new clamp that was used for a time.
Pegasus quality
MRLaw•November 11, 2017
Fixed the dreaded quick connect leak at the reservoir for my 2012 EcoBoost. Tip, use the boil water method (boil water and let the elbow soak for a few minutes before install). Also be ready to really tug to get it over the entire reservoir barb. Not a complicated install, but it took some elbow grease. Since install, zero leaks and looks factory.
Did the trick
Nota•April 25, 2017
This did the trick to fix the infamous ford f150 overflow tank coolant hose quick connect leak. Ford would have you replace the hose and tank for hundreds of dollars. The large end of the hose is pretty stiff, so there was some effort to get it pushed over the tank outlet. I stretched it out by placing a pliers into the end of the hose and prying on it. I also sprayed wd40 into the hose so it would slide on better.
Good product, worked well
steve•February 6, 2017
All in all it took about a half hour to install, helped me to find another leak and get that taken care of. No problems since
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