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Gentlemen (and ladies if you have any comments):
Does anyone know of any "real world" reasons why automotive-type, corrugated flexible hoses should not be used to replace unavailable or ridiculously expensive OEM molded hoses in marine engine cooling applications, i.e.: A. On the fresh water (antifreeze) side of a heat exchanger cooled engine? B. On the sea water (salt water) side of the same cooling system? Please, folks, I'm asking for VALID reasons why the automotive hoses should NOT be used, not non-specific comments like: "Well, the XYZ company must have had SOME reason for not using those hoses." Your comments, advice, or experience with this will be appreciated! Thank you, Ed Greeley |
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