LordWayback
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looks like blew out to due to age, over time the plastic gets soft and brittle from all the hot/cold and then this happens, luckily you weren't 50 miles from home or some place where you would have had to walk out.One is white one is black the parts except the hoses and metal part close to the thermostat is OEM replacements that’s why I’m so salty anyway here’s the get to and from work for a week setupView attachment 392111
that looks scary, you might put that on and never get it offHas anyone tried these?View attachment 392112
I mean it’s metal it’ll probably outlive the plastic t that needs replacing I’m hoping to find a metal Tthat looks scary, you might put that on and never get it off
Age would be rediculous considering it’s a new part I have a grave feeling the mechanic stress cracked it when messing with my radiator and coolant flushlooks like blew out to due to age, over time the plastic gets soft and brittle from all the hot/cold and then this happens, luckily you weren't 50 miles from home or some place where you would have had to walk out.
if you decide to fix it right these are the oem parts needed
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from the photo to me it looks like the plastic got brittle and broke right where they always break (the weak spot), it looks brownish and discolored like a old one would. if that was a new one that sucksAge would be rediculous considering it’s a new part I have a grave feeling the mechanic stress cracked it when messing with my radiator and coolant flush
maybe, but when those things go on even the plastic ones they do not like to come off in one piece anyway.I mean it’s metal it’ll probably outlive the plastic t that needs replacing I’m hoping to find a metal T
The comparison was very good for me.How did the comparison go?