I have 1984 Fiero SE with 2.5 motor. I am replacing the antifreeze tank. It has a hose from the antifreeze tank to the radiator that looks unusual to me. It seems to be extremely flexible. It is something special or can you just buy one at a parts store?

Thanks.

Any parts store standard rubber heater hose of the same size will work.

[This message has been edited by steve308 (edited 08-20-2013).]

It does not look like any heater hose that I have ever seen. It is thin and flexible. All of the heater hoses that I have ever seen are much thicker and more rigid.

Don't over-tight that hose. GM used metal "spring type" fuel clamp or nylon clamp because that won't crush the soft rubber.

Fill after a flush then do not use 50/50 mix.
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It's a hose.

Just any rubber hose, it does not carry any pressure. Larry

Any heater hose, it's not under high pressure or anything, 16psi max.

Not near 16 psi, near less than one. Larry

Thanks for the info. Took my old one to auto store and bought one that similar to my old one.