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Replacing Jeep hoses and belts before they fail is a good preventative measure that will help you avoid large-scale damage.
Preventive Repairs With Jeep Hoses and Belts
Replacing hoses before they become too degraded is particularly important in off-road vehicles such as Jeeps. Having a coolant hose break while in the middle of nowhere is not something you want to experience. To avoid this, replace hoses on a regular basis before they hit the critical damage mark. The car's repair manual or owner's guide should list the recommended time for replacement.
Don't assume, though, that all hoses will last exactly that long. You should do a visual and tactile examination at least twice a year. Look for cracks and bulges. Also, squeeze the hose along its entire length. If it's too soft or too hard, that means it's on its way to failing.
In the case of belts, if you do a lot of off-roading or camping, it may be a good idea to carry a spare with you, just in case. If you've recently replaced a belt that isn't in terrible shape, keep the old one in the trunk in case of emergency. This is a less practical option with hoses, as they tend to be large and bulky. It's better to just make sure that the installed parts are in good shape at all times.
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