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The former heater hose was as hard as a rock. I had to chip it…

The former heater hose was as hard as a rock.  I had to chip it off the tube. The hose was exposed (through the weldless gap in the metal tube) to exhaust gas direct from the header.

It held for about 5 days.  Hidden by the heat wrap (and initially working) it appeared quite functional.  Didn't think to cut off the heat wrap to see what was underneath.
The former heater hose was as hard as a rock. I had to chip it off the tube. The hose was exposed (through the weldless gap in the metal tube) to exhaust gas direct from the header. It held for about 5 days. Hidden by the heat wrap (and initially working) it appeared quite functional. Didn't think to cut off the heat wrap to see what was underneath.Original file
The former heater hose was as hard as a rock.  I had to chip it off the tube. The hose was exposed (through the weldless gap in the metal tube) to exhaust gas direct from the header.

It held for about 5 days.  Hidden by the heat wrap (and initially working) it appeared quite functional.  Didn't think to cut off the heat wrap to see what was underneath.

The former heater hose was as hard as a rock. I had to chip it off the tube. The hose was exposed (through the weldless gap in the metal tube) to exhaust gas direct from the header.

It held for about 5 days. Hidden by the heat wrap (and initially working) it appeared quite functional. Didn't think to cut off the heat wrap to see what was underneath.

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