• Brake Hose Ford F100 1966-1972 Rear 4WD H36607
  • Brake Hose Ford F100 1966-1972 Rear 4WD H36607
  • Brake Hose Ford F100 1966-1972 Rear 4WD H36607
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Brake Hose Ford F100 1966-1972 Rear 4WD H36607

Brake Hose Ford F100 1966-1972 Rear 4WD H36607

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Part Number + Internal Code

H36607

Specification

Colour

  • Black

Material

Fitment

Condition

  • New

Manufacturer Type

  • Aftermarket

Manufacturers Site (links off site):

Brake Hose - H36607 Ford F100 1966-1972 Rear 4WD

Fitment Information:

Make Model Position Year Range
Ford F-100 Rear Left; Rear Right 1971-1972
Ford F-100 Rear Left Outer; Rear Right Outer 1966-1970


Note with some adaptation this brake hose can also fit a Ford Thunderbird 1961-63 Rear, but only with some changes to the brake lines

Product Specifications:

Axis 1 Length 20 in
Bracket Included No
Color Black
DOT Approved Yes
Describe Type Flexible Hose
End 1 Fitting Material Treated Steel
End 1 Fitting Type Junction
End 2 Fitting Inside Diameter 3/8 IN-24
End 2 Fitting Material Treated Steel
End 2 Fitting Type Female
Gasket or Seal Included No
Hose Material EPDM Rubber
Jacket Included No
Mounting Hardware Included No
Outer Sleeve Material Rubber
Overall Length 20.38 in

 

Features & Benefits:

This automotive brake hydraulic hose was precision-engineered to match the fit, function and performance of the original brake hose on specific vehicles and positions to ensure safe, long-lasting durability as part of a complete brake repair.

  • Ideal replacement - precision-engineered to match the performance of the original brake hose on specific vehicles
  • Position-specific - manufactured to precise measurements to provide an exact fit and easy installation
  • Quality assured - materials tested to exacting government-regulated safety and durability standards
  • Durable design - made with EPDM rubber and specially coated, corrosion-resistant fittings
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