Hi Bongonauts,
Just wondering if it is a sensible precaution to wrap some of that Magic Repair tape round a hose? Not having a problem just looking ahead !
Tahnks
Taping up hose?
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Re: Taping up hose?
Personally I would rather be able to see the hose and inspect it regularly.Optimist wrote:Hi Bongonauts,
Just wondering if it is a sensible precaution to wrap some of that Magic Repair tape round a hose? Not having a problem just looking ahead !
Tahnks
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Re: Taping up hose?
I'Ve already done it where the bleed hose potentially rubs on the alternator.
use an initial layer of self amalgamating tape to give a good seal, then some fabric tape to stop it stretching too much, then another layer of self amalg.
Cant do much harm at other weak spots, I would have thought, provided that it isn't already damaged.
Frank
use an initial layer of self amalgamating tape to give a good seal, then some fabric tape to stop it stretching too much, then another layer of self amalg.
Cant do much harm at other weak spots, I would have thought, provided that it isn't already damaged.
Frank
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Re: Taping up hose?
If your hoses are are starting to swell or perish then get them changed. Otherwise leave them visible as Velocette says.
Re: Taping up hose?
Ok thanks very much for your thoughts, Not sure what to do now ! http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... =3&t=56796#