Protect your radiator hose.

Started by Aurora_Lance, May 15, 2016, 11:37:00 PM

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I went out and got some hose guard material. I did this when I saw that the repair the shop did, tightened my hose and now it touched the sharp plastic. 3 tie wraps and a wrap, good to go.

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Good idea.
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I used a larger size of plastic hose, split and slid over the radiator hose and tied with tie-wraps. Have not have a problem with it since.

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I like it. I will have to add that to my McGurber play book. MacGyver knew stuff, best I can do is McGurber
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Quote from: murdo on May 17, 2016, 03:36:38 AM
I used a larger size of plastic hose, split and slid over the radiator hose and tied with tie-wraps. Have not have a problem with it since.
I thought about doing that, but I got the material for free, and it is really strong stuff, slick too.

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This is the thick plastic hose I used (the blue bit) to cover my rad hose, and the white cut up plastic chemical drum the shield the side of the radiator from any sticks thrown up by the wheel.