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Posted by RodInNS on December 20, 2005 at 09:21:47 from (142.177.80.157):
In Reply to: Before I Do This posted by Allan in NE on December 20, 2005 at 04:08:44:
Hi Allan, I think those hose loops are there to allow for a less rigid connection to the oil cooler. I know that my Fords are the same way, and the coolers are a bit fragile on them, and sensitive to vibration. If the lines were mounted to stiffly, the cooler might just crack and fail over time due to vibration and hose flexing..... With the long hoses, the soft hose does the flexing and leaves the cooler without load. Dunno for sure if I'm right, but it's an idea..... So you're taking this old gal down to bare metal too? She's gonna look as shiny as the rest of the herd? Ah well, I guess it'll keep you out of trouble this winter. Have fun. Rod
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