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bottom hose on GQ

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bottom hose on GQ

Post by petespatrol »

after lifting the body 2in my bottom radiator hose has a small kink in it, what can i do to fix this,,, has anybody else had the problem
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Post by daz4b »

hi i take hose off turn around 180 degrees and trim to suit
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Post by GQ Bear »

Yeah, just cut a bit off the end
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Post by chops »

i had to trim about an inch off each end for mine then jam the bugger back on there

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Post by azwa »

I havent done anything for my one yet,doesnt overheat so if it aint farkd dont fix it ;) just havent bothered yet only been2 months.
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Post by mud_runner_GQ »

i didn't bother with mine. and its been about a year and no probs
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Post by Ezookiel »

I bought a supercheap corrugated hose, that allows it to bend on the corrugations, and the hose itself also contains a coil to prevent crimping it.
It cost like $9 or $13 or something. Not expensive, and has done the job really well. But my bend was caused by an Aussie Desert Cooler radiator and not by a lift kit, so not 100% sure it will help you.
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