vacuum tube replacement and locations
#1
vacuum tube replacement and locations
Disco Mike's major service recommendation he has
2 feet of 3/16th vacuum tube
2 feet of 5/16th vacuum tube
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...service-29020/
I am thinking to change most of my vacuum hoses - at least those are easily accessible.
Has anyone done this? where are they located. Thank you for your help
2 feet of 3/16th vacuum tube
2 feet of 5/16th vacuum tube
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...service-29020/
I am thinking to change most of my vacuum hoses - at least those are easily accessible.
Has anyone done this? where are they located. Thank you for your help
#3
all Vacuum lines are 16 years old. just though they are cheap enough to replace . i dont know if there is any problem. i am doing some work figured change them just so there is no leak due to age.
Good Question though
Good Question though
#4
A lot of people on this forum talk about the "brittle" "plastic" lines, whether they are vacuum or coolant. They are actually made of nylon which is very forgiving. I have an old coolant line off my truck that I can tie into a knot.
When I was in high school I wore eyeglasses with nylon frames because they were unbreakable. There's no problem with you replacing the lines, and I understand that rubber tubing is not expensive but maybe I am a purist. I don't see a reason to replace them unless there is a problem.
When I was in high school I wore eyeglasses with nylon frames because they were unbreakable. There's no problem with you replacing the lines, and I understand that rubber tubing is not expensive but maybe I am a purist. I don't see a reason to replace them unless there is a problem.
#5
A lot of people on this forum talk about the "brittle" "plastic" lines, whether they are vacuum or coolant. They are actually made of nylon which is very forgiving. I have an old coolant line off my truck that I can tie into a knot.
When I was in high school I wore eyeglasses with nylon frames because they were unbreakable. There's no problem with you replacing the lines, and I understand that rubber tubing is not expensive but maybe I am a purist. I don't see a reason to replace them unless there is a problem.
When I was in high school I wore eyeglasses with nylon frames because they were unbreakable. There's no problem with you replacing the lines, and I understand that rubber tubing is not expensive but maybe I am a purist. I don't see a reason to replace them unless there is a problem.
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