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Old 05-06-2008, 06:26 PM
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Thanks! At least that part makes sense.
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Old 05-06-2008, 07:46 PM
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Default Re: Radiator Hose Decoding question

Dennis:
In addition to what Dave said, Chevy also required each of it's outside manufacturers (suppliers) to uniquely identify their parts. Some source suppliers used their actual name, some used initials, or a logo, and some just used some cryptic code unique to them. The engineering dept kept records of all the supplier codes. IF a certain part had common failures in the field, the zone reps who supported the dealers would relay the supplier's ID back to engineering.

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Default Re: Radiator Hose Decoding question

Sounds like this could get really confusing.

The ones discussed above should get rave reviews though. Still in service and holding up very well after 38 years!

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This practice wasn't just limited to radiator hoses.I've seen it used also on PCV,Neoprene Fuel line,A/C freon,Hi-psi Brake hoses and even rubber Vacuum lines too.
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