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help with water hose....any ideas?
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help with water hose....any ideas?
well those of u with power steer pump on a hilux(2.8d duno if the other motors are similar) but problem is the water hose from the pump to the bottom of the radiator rubs on the p/s pump... this is the 2nd hose in a year to get a hole. all the vibration rubs the rubber away.... anyone got any ideas on wot can be done to avoid this..... it presivloy didnt have p/s so when i got it put on we used a thick flexi but strong hose.... its marked on the pic where it ran under the pump.Where the 2 arrows are thast were most the damge occurs.... is there a better hose to use or can u run a thinner hose or sumthin? does this happen to anyone else?
wot has others done?
thanks
wot has others done?
thanks
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Cheers, Hayden!
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had similar issue with fuel hose no diesel
all i did was get a hose same size ish, slit it and clamp it over the hose that is rubbing , the hose will still rub but it will be the outer protecting slit piece of hose instead
half assed but very effective, check it once a month!
cheers scotto
all i did was get a hose same size ish, slit it and clamp it over the hose that is rubbing , the hose will still rub but it will be the outer protecting slit piece of hose instead
half assed but very effective, check it once a month!
cheers scotto
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My bottome radiator outlet turns 90' to face the passenger side, there is a small rubber hose that goes onto the solid pipe that I've badly drawn on the pic for the hose to clamp onto half way up the side of the radiator.
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phippsy wrote:My bottome radiator outlet turns 90' to face the passenger side, there is a small rubber hose that goes onto the solid pipe that I've badly drawn on the pic for the hose to clamp onto half way up the side of the radiator.
this seems to be the best idea i thinks.. did u do it urself ?
was also thinking about htose braded hoses ... wonder if they can absorb rubbing better.
Last edited by Macca177 on Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Cheers, Hayden!
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Scotto's Idea is the best, no matter what you put on there unless you move the rubbing items they are still going to rub, all that using braided hose will do is be more expensive to replace, might even wear quicker.
If the braided hose rubs, it may start wearing you power steering pump. No that would be worse.
If the braided hose rubs, it may start wearing you power steering pump. No that would be worse.
Something witty said by someone famous
Speaking of which, I am after a power steer pump for an LN65 Lux.
Anyone?
Anyone?
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