

| Subject: | Cutting Back Coolant lines? |
| From: | Dave Chameides |
| Date: | Mon, 27 Dec 2004 11:55:21 -0800 |
In order to fit a new filter in my van engine bay, I am thinking of moving/changing the two coolant lines that run to the front of the van. The rubber hoses that go to and come from the engine, connect into hard (plastic or metal I�m not sure) lines that then run under the length of the van to the radiator. I need to drop these lines down about 8 inches to make room, so I am thinking of draining the system, using a manual pipe clamp to cut the hard lines upstream (towards the front of the van) by about two feet, and then bridging the gap with a new piece of hose and a hose repair kit. I can�t really see any reason why this might be a problem but I thought I�d check with you all before I go out and do it. As long as I�m careful to make all the connections tight, anyone see a problem with any of this? Dave
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