Posted by Mike M on October 03, 2014 at 11:29:41 from (24.140.0.120):
In Reply to: New Hoses and Belts posted by Jiles on October 03, 2014 at 11:02:46:
I have noticed that too. I usually would replace belts and hoses when doing a water pump job. Last time on my pickup it had around 170,000 miles on it. Hoses looked good and were original to a 1996. I said to heck with it I'm not going to change them as I bet anything I bought would not last. Sold the truck a few years later anyhow. Years ago I changed the fuel lines on a dual tank gas Chevy of 1978 vintage. Well it wasn't too long and the new hoses looked all cracked up. I still had the old originals laying around so I stuck them back on.
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