Windshield drain hose

Big Shark

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Does anyone know who sells the hose that slides on the metal drain tubes at the bottom of the windshield frame for a 37 sedan? I looked at Macs, Drake, and some others. No luck. Thanks Bruce
 
As I recall, the hoses are 1/4" I. D. and are thin wall, black rubber. Buy at any auto parts store.
 
As others have said, it's tubing. vacuum tubing looks correct and works. Napa or others have bulk.
 
Radiator overflow tubbing is thin wall. Most auto stores only have it in 2-3 ft. Lengths. Get two and go by the vacuum fittings and get a splice to make it longer
 
Make sure that the metal drain tubes in the body are good and clean. In the past I have found them to be plugged up.
 
What is the route of this rubber hose which connects to the metal tube under the dash to the outside? In other words, where does it exit the cab? Thanks for you reply.
 
It routes behind the upholstered cowl panel and down into the bottom of the cowl.Make sure to cowl is clean and there is a gap or hole for the water to exit.
 
It routes behind the upholstered cowl panel and down into the bottom of the cowl.Make sure to cowl is clean and there is a gap or hole for the water to exit.

This is certainly the correct routing for the windshield drain hose, however I'm planning to connect the two windshield drain holes with the 1 cowl vent hose with a 4 way vacuum fitting and run all 3 out the center firewall hole where the original cowl vent only drained.
 
Radiator overflow tubbing is thin wall. Most auto stores only have it in 2-3 ft. Lengths. Get two and go by the vacuum fittings and get a splice to make it longer

Most places I frequent sell it by the foot off of rolls.
 
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