Wire Loom
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Wire Loom
I used some wire loom on my one of my heater hoses to prevent from rubbing a hole. I found out the loom that I used is rated for 195 degrees. Some times my vehicle temp goes over 200 degrees. Will this be ok? Will the water in the hose burn the loom?
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There is a higher temp loom and all sorts of sleeving , but don't know if it will be in the size you need. Try - www.painlessperformance.com - but why not just reposition the hose? It shouldn't be rubbing on anything I can think of.
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There is a higher temp loom and all sorts of sleeving , but don't know if it will be in the size you need. Try - www.painlessperformance.com - but why not just reposition the hose? It shouldn't be rubbing on anything I can think of.
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Assuming it's the usual cheap plastic sold by the Discounters there's some possibility that it will degrade into a molten mass of mess that you will never scape off the hose. The two hoses touching shouldn't be a problem, but if you think it is, there are better products.
