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were would you find heat shrink hose clamps? have seen them on a few cars and looks really clean instead of using hose clamps. thanks moparts

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Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: 70moparmike] #2611955
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Rock auto, Amazon, eBay, etc. they are called “powerclamps” by Gates.



I have a few on my setup

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Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: 70moparmike] #2611966
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cool thank you!

Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: 70moparmike] #2612502
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they look great but are single use. get a bunch unless you plan on NEVER taking apart your car. One of the things I hate the most is a non serviceable part.


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We used them on our Restomods. NAPA also has them.


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I use them on my car and I absolutely love them!


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Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: 70moparmike] #2613216
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Originally Posted By 70moparmike
were would you find heat shrink hose clamps? have seen them on a few cars and looks really clean instead of using hose clamps. thanks moparts


They are cool, but I worry about the longevity due to heat cycling etc. Maybe I'm just paranoid spank

I'd have to get more info before I'd use them beer

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I've run them on my '69 Bee for close to a decade now... not a drip. Its not a daily driver, but it sees enough use that any issues would have shown up.

I was worried about the "single use" nature of the clamps too, but they sure clean up the look and I've actually not had a reason to take any of them off yet since they don't ever leak. One day I will need to remove them, and when I do, I will replace them with the same thing.

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Can you take them off without destroying the hose?
Or do you have to replace the whole deal.

Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: BDW] #2613259
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Originally Posted By BDW
Can you take them off without destroying the hose?
Or do you have to replace the whole deal.


I use a soldering iron to cut through them and the hose is left untouched and reusable.

Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: BDW] #2613272
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Originally Posted By BDW
Can you take them off without destroying the hose?
Or do you have to replace the whole deal.


Soldering iron or they do have a really sweet tool that does only that, if you're the type that must have the right tool for everything

https://youtu.be/4O91YqHbp8c?t=187


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Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: 70moparmike] #2613384
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This is the first I am seeing of these. They do give a clean look when installed.


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Re: heat shrink hose clamps? [Re: 70moparmike] #2613651
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I’ve had them on the 340 in the Dart for about 10 years, no leaks, not a drop! Heater hoses, rad hoses, bypass hose, really clean up the engine bay and one less sharp edge to skin a knuckle on grin


Oh yeah, it's a hybrid.....it burns gas and tires!






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