

| Subject: | Wisdom for removing plastic coolant pipes and 2 mystery grounds??? |
| From: | Steve Williams |
| Date: | Sat, 16 Sep 2017 21:44:39 -0600 |
Hi, This weekend has been chosen to refurbish the cooling system on my 1991 Westy, manual. I got the Van Cafe silicone hoses, the Rocky Mountain Westy aluminum coolant tank, stainless steel coolant tower and stainless coolant pipes. Heater hoses were an oversight (forgotten), so I guess I'll be dropping the gas tank again this winter!� It's not that bad of a job once you've done it once. Today was very productive and I've gotten coolant tower, coolant tank done, as well as all the coolant hoses except for the 2 rad hoses.� I've pulled the gas tank and (think) I've got everything disconnected from the long plastic coolant tubes. I called it a night as I'm hoping that was the last coolant shower for the job... probably not, but one can hope :) Is there a "best" way to remove the long plastic coolant pipes?� I thought I'd ask since I'm quite proud of myself for not having broken anything yet and would like to keep up the lucky streak :) Also, laying on my back under the van looking up at where the gas tank normally lives, I spotted 2 ground wires!!� I traced them a bit, but couldn't really figure out what they could be for.� Any ideas?� I'm going to remove them, buff the metal, dielectric grease & re-assemble them while I'm at it. Cheers, Steve
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