The 1936 Cord 810 has one listed cooling system part: a Radiator Hose from DAYCO, covering the 4.7L 289cid V8 — the only engine offered in the 1936 Cord 810. It includes a manufacturer part number and application notes.
On the 1936 Cord 810, the cooling system system keeps operating temperature in the narrow band the engine was designed for, from radiator and water pump to thermostat and hoses.
The part number opens a page with every vehicle that part fits.
Radiator Hose
| Brand | Part Number | Markets | Notes | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAYCO | 81411 | 🇺🇸 US | Flex Radiator Hose | View on Amazon |
This table covers the upper, lower and connecting hoses between radiator, engine and reservoir. Typical signs include swelling, cracks, a soft spot, or a leak at a clamp. Replace adjacent aged hoses while the system is drained — they share the same heat cycle.
One part is listed for the 1936 Cord 810 — DAYCO 81411.
Buying Cooling System Parts for a 1936 Cord 810
On this vehicle, the cooling system system keeps operating temperature in the narrow band the engine was designed for, from radiator and water pump to thermostat and hoses.
- Confirm you have the 4.7L 289cid V8 engine — every part on this page is matched to it.
- Read the notes on each row for position, trim and spec qualifiers before you order.
- Where labor overlaps, replace the thermostat and refill with fresh coolant whenever you change a water pump or radiator; original hoses on an older vehicle are on borrowed time.
- Cross-reference the manufacturer part number against your old part or a service-manual listing.
Start with the largest groups on this page: Radiator Hose .
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cooling system parts fit the 1936 Cord 810?
This page lists one cooling system part for the 1936 Cord 810: a Radiator Hose from DAYCO, covering the 4.7L 289cid V8 engine.
What are the signs of cooling system problems on a 1936 Cord 810?
Common symptoms include a rising temperature gauge in traffic, sweet-smelling steam, crusty deposits around hose clamps, or a heater that blows cold. If you notice any of these, identify the affected subcategory above and cross-reference the part numbers listed.
What should I replace at the same time?
Where labor overlaps, replace the thermostat and refill with fresh coolant whenever you change a water pump or radiator; original hoses on an older vehicle are on borrowed time.
What do the market flags (US, CA, MX) on each part mean?
They show the market for which the manufacturer published application data for that part — where the vehicle was first sold, not where the part was made. If your 1936 Cord 810 was originally sold in the US, the safest choice is a part marked for the US market.
How do I make sure a part fits my 1936 Cord 810?
Every part on this page is matched to the 4.7L 289cid V8 engine. Then replace coolant with the exact specification the manufacturer calls for — mixing chemistries can gel and block small passages. The notes column carries position and trim qualifiers where they apply.
Other Parts for the 1936 Cord 810
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