Coolant pipe replacement every 5 years on V8?
Had a conversation with someone who works extensively on the V8s. his view is whether you use plastic or aluminum pipes you shld replace them every 5 years on the v8 and his view is the aluminum don't offer any real benefit.
thoughts?
thoughts?
@ttforcefed simple answer no, @guy had it right.
Instead change your coolant every 2 to 3 years like you are supposed to. And don't use the cheapest coolant you can get, and avoid coolant flushes they are not nice to plastic bits or heater cores.
Instead change your coolant every 2 to 3 years like you are supposed to. And don't use the cheapest coolant you can get, and avoid coolant flushes they are not nice to plastic bits or heater cores.
@ttforcefed simple answer no, @guy had it right.
Instead change your coolant every 2 to 3 years like you are supposed to. And don't use the cheapest coolant you can get, and avoid coolant flushes they are not nice to plastic bits or heater cores.
Instead change your coolant every 2 to 3 years like you are supposed to. And don't use the cheapest coolant you can get, and avoid coolant flushes they are not nice to plastic bits or heater cores.
Oh, I thought they were available for the 5.0... of course, from the factory that would be fantastic as the 5.0 is at a minimum 12 years old?? Very few would continue parts improvements over 12 years. And those that do, need to charge dearly for the privilege.
there is a kit now for the 5.0 that has an aluminum rear crossover, but for some reason the front is still plastic. i can't find an aluminum front crossover for the 5.0 anywhere.


