Hose replacement

[KALAMPAG]

Magtatanong lang kung saan kayo kumukuha ng replacement...

So far I've searched this sa forum...

- ABC hose 1st ave. cor Rizal Ave. Caloocan City.

- muti-flex (Pasig area)

I need an address o phone number sana kung makakatulong kayo. :-) Kung may maidadagdag kayo ok rin preferably near cubao pero welcome pa rin inputs nyo kahit saan.

I need to replace un hose kc para dun sa heater (tumagas)... sa ngyon remedy lang muna... ni-plug ko lang :-) eh since andyan na papapalitan ko na rin mga hose.

TIA

[KALAMPAG]

Goodwill Fabricator Corporation
38 Gov. Pascual Ave. Cor. University Ave. Potrero, Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1475
Telephone: (632) 361-2545; 361-2678; 361-4164; 447-3341; 447-0198 Fax: (632) 361-2593

Sa Sta. Cruz, Manila. At Masangkay St. and T. Mapua St. There are chain of stores which are selling different industrial hose, (steel braided, heat resistant hose, hydraulic hose). The unit is per foot.

[OTEP]

Pressure line ba iyan? The heater uses an ordinary hose AFAIK. You can replace it with a hose designed to carry fuel (matibay iyon).

Sa tindahan ni GlennSter sa Kamias madami siyang ganung hose. Cut to fit.

[KALAMPAG]

Sir otep

- I dont know kung ordinary hose lang toh... its like the one tulad nung sa radiator connecting to the thermostat, only smaller. Come to think of it, the things i would like to replace are those rubber hoses connected to the thermostat... luma na kc at mukhang d na kaya init.. tumagas na nga un isa... heheh..

Nakakatawa at nakakahiya experience ko dito... pagkarating ko ng parking lot nung isang gabi, nagtaka ako sa ingay na narinig ko pagbaba ng sasakyan.. parang may sumisirit under the hood, un bang steam na naririnig pag nagpapakulo ng tubig.. pagbukas ng hood un na nga... butas un rubber hose at sumisirit... haay.. kala ko nagoverheat ako..

Kinaumagahan, pumunta ko autosupply... but to no avail... nagtanong ako sa isang aircon shop (well what the heck, desperado na talaga) at sabi sa heater daw un (the one papunta dun sa firewall ng sasakyan, TSAMBA!!!) and they usually plug it na lang with this rubber thingy. so i bought two and plugged it with the clamps (hirap pawis na pawis ang mokong).

Then time to test... turn the key, andar makina for 5 minutes... waaaah.. nagooverheat ako!!! Panic... baka may diperensya radiator ko... o kaya water pump... i thought... pinalamig sasakyan and after a while... tawag ko kapatid ko then diretso kami sa mekaniko...

Pagdating dun naabutan ko cla playing cards, 5 cla sabay sabay tumingin ng sasakyan... hinanap muna kung may tagas..wala... ok naman daw... tinanong ko kung may mali dun sa ginawa ko.. ok lang naman daw... ah.. un isang henyo sa kanila.. tinanong ako... nilagyan mo ba ng tubig radiator mo? Ah... eh.. aah.... sabi ko...

P***nang yan!.. Sumingaw nga pala kagabi... wahahah.... gus2 kong maging steam palabas dun sa shop! Heheheh.

Sory sobrang ot na toh.. share lang experience :-)

[OTEP]

What a funny experience. At least you learned from it. Hehehe. The hose shops we mentioned makes hoses with fittings at the end. If wala namang fitting yung hose mo (e.g. it just slips on and gets clamped) ok na ang fuel hose.

Medyo mahirap lang magpalit ng heater hose sa ibang sasakyan because the end of the hose goes through the firewall into the cabin. But if the hose is clamped in the engine bay, then it would not be so hard.

Some heater hoses are bent into funny shapes which only the dealer has unless you are willing to force fit a straight hose into said area.