

| Subject: | Re: collant pipes (was gas tank and straps) |
| From: | Alistair Bell |
| Date: | Tue, 8 Mar 2011 07:31:14 -0800 |
CVPC pipes as a substitute material for coolant lines in the van? In a word, no. Take some time to do a quick look up, wikipedia or some such. (Not so long ago David B. posted why here on this list) alistair On 8-Mar-11, at 7:03 AM, Dave Mcneely wrote: > From time to time I have wondered if the PVC piping scheduled for > hot water use (designation slips my mind right now, but it is a sort > of yellowish color rather than the regular white PVC) would work in > this application. Of course, it would need to have strapping for > good support, but so do the original pipes. In my '91 VW Vanagon > GL Campmobile I have the original plastic pipes, renovated with > GoWesy end pieces, but for folks with older vans with the original > steel, rust prone pipes, this might be a thought. Lots cheaper than > stainless steel pipes, and maybe better than metal for the same > reasons that PVC is used in home plumbing almost universally now. > > mcneely
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