Whirlpool W11366249 Hose OEM Part

Took the old part off and fitted the new one. I used the old plastic ball from the old hose and it worked fine. Next time I would replace the original clamp with a 4 inch hose clamp. The original clamp is way tooooooooooo hard to put back on....with a different clip it would be a 10 minute job at most.

Ordered New hose. Replaced.

First, make sure you unplug the machine. Drain all the water out thru the pump housing. There's not much room under there, so, it can be difficult to get to the clamps. Make sure you have a pair of hose clamp pliers, especially for the big clamp. You should purchase a different ring for the large end of hose, because the original type is a real pain to get back on. I'd suggest the kind that you tighten with a screw or nut driver. Remove the white ball from the original hose and install it in the new one. Place the zip tie on the outlet that connects to the sensor, making sure you reuse the foam padding. Do not pull tight until you get the sensor back in to the hose. Place clamps on the other outlets - don't tighten until up get the hose connected. Once you get the clamps in place and tighten, plug machine in a test for leaks. Nothing to it! Takes about 15 minutes.

Replace drain hose, it was easy. three simple connections, I was done in 20 minutes. The replacement hose fit perfectly. I looked at the leaking hose and found a toothpick in it which had punctured it.

Replaced hose, (buy worm clamps/adjustable clamps), it will make the job a 5-10 min job max. You will need 2 small clamps and 1 lg clamp to replace the garbage stock ones. Also while your there, clean out the pump unit. I found 1 quarter, 1 dime, 2 pennies, and a few bobby-pins from the lady. Ps, dont forget to reinstall the electrical connector to the pump :)