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Helping find part for truck (X-post)

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3:04p, 10/22/25
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cross-post from automotive forum, but i have a hose on my truck leaking, and the dealer cannot find it from OEM or aftermarket. I figure you guys can get stuff done (even if I have to find one from a scrap yard)

Mopar 68209697ad

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https://texags.com/forums/46/topics/3569961
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3:11p, 10/22/25
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What part has a hole in it? The metal line or the hydraulic hose line part?
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In reply to schmellba99 • 3:14p, 10/22/25
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those hose. It rubbed on the frame and wore a hole in it.
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3:22p, 10/22/25
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68209697AC - Mopar Parts Giant

68209697AD replaced this version. but, you can use the prior version. also check ebay.
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In reply to Furlock Bones • 3:24p, 10/22/25
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that's what i was finding out also. Logic would dictate AC would be suitable if replaced by AD, but one never knows..

I did call them and they don't have it in stock. so still trying to find previous version (AC/AB/AA)
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In reply to agrams • 3:58p, 10/22/25
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agrams said:
those hose. It rubbed on the frame and wore a hole in it.

Can you not take it to a hose shop and have them cut the hose where the hole is and add a coupling? Not ideal, but it would work.
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In reply to schmellba99 • 4:01p, 10/22/25
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its an option I'm exploring. I don't have my hands on the part, but i may go see if i can get my hands on it.
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In reply to agrams • 5:56p, 10/22/25
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Nephew has the same truck and same problem of the hose rubbing a hole in it. We took to a hydraulic hose place and they made him a new one.
We had it made out of a hose with stainless steel braided outside covering. Made the hose a bit longer so it would not rub this time.
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