Thread: Power steering low and high lines

Originally Posted by ibra0078

O really? Why?

Chafing. Looks like they zap-strapped the two lines together. i'd put some plastic loom on the rubber line, just like the one next to it. Or if you have some larger hose, cut a small piece, cut it open to make it "split" and put over the hose in question.

if the line moves while driving over time the hard line will rub a hole in the rubber hose. you can get some more hose, cut it open like a hot dog bun, put it over the hose and zip tie it on there, this way its rubbing the insulator hose you installed not the important one.

Originally Posted by Scottydoggs

cut it open like a hot dog bun,

Now that is a much better description. LOL

seemed like the best way to paint a picture lol

I'm actually talking about where the 2 hard lines in your pictures touch, but solve it the same way...

Jeff

Originally Posted by ibra0078

Would plastic loom work fine for both or even a piece of a garden hose?

Yes, those will work. Not sure if garden hose is flammable, so you may want to look at that before using it.

Does the stock lines also touch like that?

They shouldn't. If they did, there probably would have been a recall on it. LOL