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Mark Drillock <mdrillock@cox.net> writes: > Come on guys. It is a simple and inexpensive design. Most last for > 15-20 years, many even more. Vehicles are not designed to last > forever without parts being replaced. It is not hard or costly to > fix if needed. Well I disagree. This is in an area where the deterioriation cannot be easily observed and won't be noticed by most owners until it fails completely with potentially catastrophic results. A more robust design was called for in this case. And it is costly to fix, the repar kit is $100 for what? A few grommets, tee fittings, a couple of feet of tubing? Allan |
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