Ben,
    Most people do more damage than good, when repairing
vehicles.  In your case bad parts are the problem, and your a
pro.   What is the likely hood that the job would not be done
right,  for other reasons?    I've seen all kinds of fuel leaks, but
never from hose failure.   I would rather risk a problem, than
risk having  unprofessional hands in there.

                              Joe.  w

Ben wrote:

> "leave sleeping dogs lie"
> ???
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> I hope you don't mean: Don't fix what isn't broken
>
> Ben
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> --------------------- wrote:
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>> This is one of the reasons why I say,   "leave sleeping dogs lie"
>>
>>                                                       JOE. W
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>> Benny boy wrote:
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>>> So i thought i bought good FI hoses 2 years ago, i had a good deal
>>> on good
>>> quality hoses, a 50feet roll... it came from a Dodge dealer, they
>>> are kind
>>> of an auto parts also.
>>>
>>> Anyway, my ex brother in law (that works with me now) told me the
>>> other day,
>>> while trying to start is van for the first time this year that the van
>>> didn't start al all, so he went in the engine bay to see what could
>>> be the
>>> problem and.... fuel was leaking around the fuel pressure regulator,
>>> he said
>>> Ben!!! the hoses are all cracked!
>>>
>>> I remember using that perticular roll of FI hoses on his van, so i
>>> checked
>>> my "billing software" and went back in in that time period of about
>>> 2 years
>>> ago, so i saw that i did the same job on another van, a good
>>> customer of
>>> mine, so i called him and ask him to check the hoses.... they were
>>> all craked.
>>>
>>> So now i'm trying to reach any possible customers in that time period.
>>>
>>> So please, if you do the job, ask for the best quality possible FI
>>> hoses!
>>> good thing that since then, i'm using the most expensive one.
>>>
>>> Regards, Ben
>>> http://www.benplace.com/fuel_line.htm
>>>
>>>
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