corolla melting manifold hose

My corolla melted the original manifold? hose. Replaced it with non
genuine hose and same thing occurred within 10 min. Can the air have
become hotter than usual or do I just need genuine part?

wrong group


> wrote in message
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> My corolla melted the original manifold? hose. Replaced it with non
> genuine hose and same thing occurred within 10 min. Can the air have
> become hotter than usual or do I just need genuine part?
>

Wrong fix, too.... there is a need to find out why the hose melted to begin
with...

Is there a full moon???


"Big Iron" > wrote in message
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> wrong group
>
>
> > wrote in message
> ups.com...
>> My corolla melted the original manifold? hose. Replaced it with non
>> genuine hose and same thing occurred within 10 min. Can the air have
>> become hotter than usual or do I just need genuine part?
>>
>
>

"Jim Warman" > wrote in message
news53jg.41230$S61.20385@edtnps90...
> Wrong fix, too.... there is a need to find out why the hose melted to
> begin with...
>
> Is there a full moon???
>

yes!

On Sun, 11 Jun 2006 16:16:28 -0700, shellyroseman wrote:

> My corolla melted the original manifold? hose. Replaced it with non
> genuine hose and same thing occurred within 10 min. Can the air have
> become hotter than usual or do I just need genuine part?

Wrong group, but...... melting a hose is pretty tough!!!
There is nothing in the engine compartment other than the exhaust side of
the engine that generates heat like that.

And this happened in 10 minutes?

You are either trolling or you have a hose resting on your exhaust
manifold.
I suspect the former.

Jim Warman wrote:
> Wrong fix, too.... there is a need to find out why the hose melted to begin
> with...
>
> Is there a full moon???
>

As a matter of fact I just came in from making groceries and yes,
there is, or at least really close.

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