Reply to "Seeking advice regarding Mangusta heater hose routing and materials."

George PAdmin.

Whilst driving my Pantera home on its maiden voyage, after purchase, one of the heater hoses located within the interior split. It filled the cabin with steam in about 2 seconds. I couldn't see where I was going. I happened to be on the Hollywood Freeway at rush hour, in traffic, doing about 65 mph. I couldn't see the road or cars ahead of me.

I don't care if it spoils the cars originality. Rubber heater hoses do not belong within the passenger cabin. Replace them with metal tubing and tube fittings.

12/5/182:59 PM

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