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Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 08:37:20 -0800
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From: "Mike S. Reinath" <mreinath@mail.arc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Securing Hoses
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I would like to use the method of securing hoses to each other in the 
engine compartment using two nylon tie wraps as described in the 
standard-build manual for the 320/360. I've used cushioned clamps in 
most places to the engine mount. There are some longer hoses (oil 
cooler, oil breather, vacuum) that I would like to secure to each 
other, and it sure would be quicker and easier to use a couple of tie 
wraps at each intersection instead of the clamps. I remember reading 
a post not too long ago that stated not to use tie wraps to fasten 
things to the engine mount (vibrational wear). Does anyone see a 
problem using the two-tie-wrap technique to fasten hoses together? 
Thanks for the help.

Mike Reinath
Std. Build 360 MKII at about 97%
N3602M
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