1996-2000 Mustang Gates Upper Radiator Hose - GT by Gates

Replace the aging upper radiator hose on your 1996-2000 Mustang GT and eliminate coolant leaks with this high quality Gates upper radiator hose!

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Ford Mustang - 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Sub Models: GT

Benefits

Eliminates Coolant Leaks
Restores Proper Coolant Flow
Connects Radiator to Thermostat Housing

Features

Durable Rubber Construction
Correct Diameter & Bends
Fiber-Reinforced Rubber

What's in the Box

(1) Upper Radiator Hose

1996-2000 Mustang Gates Upper Radiator Hose - GT

Restore proper coolant flow on your 1996-2000 SN95 or New Edge Mustang GT with this fiber-reinforced upper radiator hose from Gates! Connecting the passenger side of the radiator to the thermostat housing on the driver's side of the intake manifold, this upper radiator was manufactured to match the exact bends and diameter of the factory hose. Restore proper coolant flow while eliminating coolant leaks in your Sn95 or New Edge Gt with an upper radiator hose from industry leader Gates! Ensure the cooling system in your Mustang GT is operating at full capacity for years to come with this durable Gates upper radiator hose!

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Application

Fits 1996-2000 Mustang GT

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1999-2004 Ford Mustang Fluid Capacity

Published 9/8/16
1994-1998 Ford Mustang Fluid Capacity

Published 9/8/16

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About This Brand

Since their beginnings in 1911, Gates has made their way to become the world's leading manufacturer of power transmission belts. They have provided the aftermarket industry with high quality components such as drive belts, belt tensioners, automotive hoses, hydraulics, transmission oil coolers assemblies, water pumps, power steering parts and much more. The popular Green Stripe belts are engineered to take on the high engine temperatures associated with long drives. They retain their flexibility when others would crack and stretch.