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Old 05-03-2009, 11:30 AM
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Cooling system hoses

I am going to fix the valley pan coolant leak and the belt. Do you guys think that I should replace all the hoses as well? Would that do any good or it would be a waste of money? It’s a 2000 with 8oooo miles.

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Old 05-03-2009, 11:32 AM
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i would replace all the orings in every hose.
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thanks. Is there any rubber or hose revive procedure or something that I could help the hoses last longer?
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if your hoses are dry and brittle I would get new ones
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Replacing the valley pan requires removing the intake manifold; while its off replace the oil separator at the same time. Make sure there's no play in the water pump; replace it too with a new thermostat. Valve cover gaskets leaking? Its smart just to bite the bullet and get it all done now while your motor is apart... new belts; tensioner pulleys too. Especially if you are keeping your X5 for the long haul.
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BMW OEM hoses are tough and strong. Not always necesarry to replace all but if you do get genuine BMW NOT AFTERMARKET!!!
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Thanks for the info. I had the valve cover gasket replaced a few months ago but I will do the Intake Manifold. Do you think I should replace the Manifold gaskets only or I should replace the Intake Manifold Cover Rear as well?
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Yup that is the oil sep. Always better to get all the stuff done now while everything is apart NOT LATER.
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