All these here should be replaced as per post somewhere else: timing belt, water pump, tensioner, tensioner pulley, and idler pulley
Radiator hoses and heater hoses should be inspected yearly and replaced when neccessary.
Change belts when they become dry enough to form small cracks across the ribs. Hoses when they feel thin when squeezed or bulge near clamps.
You should change water pump, all hoses (water hoses) and have radator checked and flushed, belts ? replace thermostst for sure. A new engine will run hotter because it is tighter and has more friction. This is cheap insurince This will help you on warrenty if something happens to the engine.
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Besides the head gasket and head bolts, any other gaskets, hoses, belts and coolant damaged or lost during the process.
It's all about maintenance. If the fluids have been properly maintained, hoses, belts and other components replaced when there is a problem and the vehicle has been driven properly, the engine should last several hundred thousand miles. If not, all bets are off.
No, you do not have to but you should inspect the hoses and replace any that are questionable. Cracks, bulges, soft spots, are all signs they need replacing.
You should inspect a camper's condition to make sure there are no mechanical issues. You should check the engine, brakes, tires, belts, hoses, interior, and body.
Only if they are bad !
Take off the belts then the hoses then the belts holding it on.
changing the valve cover gasket will not fix an over heating problem u need to check out the cooling system. Radiator, water pump, hoses, belts
Wear and tear on farm tractor parts is similar to that of other vehicles. Tires, belts, and hoses are the most commonly replaced parts on these vehicles as they are susceptible to the most usage.