Oil cooler hoses engine and gearbox

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langley

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The engine and gearbox cooler lines look to be starting to be at the end of their lives, with a possible seepage of one of the fluids coming out of the rad area..

Rather than replace the complete lines and no doubt the coolers as well, I plan to just replace the soft lines with requisite oil cooler hose and either multiple hose clips or "fir tree" adapters.

Have read a couple of threads on here talking about this, but no one commented upon the finished hose routing.

Would there be an issue in utilising a shorter/ more efficient where possible route for the the hoses??

Whilst some may see this as a possible bodge, i see no point in replacing alot of hardware that is functioning fine for the sake of replacing hoses..
 
The engine and gearbox cooler lines look to be starting to be at the end of their lives, with a possible seepage of one of the fluids coming out of the rad area..

Rather than replace the complete lines and no doubt the coolers as well, I plan to just replace the soft lines with requisite oil cooler hose and either multiple hose clips or "fir tree" adapters.

Have read a couple of threads on here talking about this, but no one commented upon the finished hose routing.

Would there be an issue in utilising a shorter/ more efficient where possible route for the the hoses??

Whilst some may see this as a possible bodge, i see no point in replacing alot of hardware that is functioning fine for the sake of replacing hoses..
If the pipes are not badly rusted, unlike my 96, then replacing the rubber hose is quite practical. Beware of re-routing though, the run to the engine oil cooler on the diesel is as short as it can be allowing for engine movement.
 
If the pipes are not badly rusted, unlike my 96, then replacing the rubber hose is quite practical. Beware of re-routing though, the run to the engine oil cooler on the diesel is as short as it can be allowing for engine movement.

Thanks for that DATA.

Shall try an stick to the original as best as possible..
 
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