Radiator Hose
Derek Pulvino
dbpulvino at hotmail.com
Wed Nov 9 14:20:06 EST 2005
I've done that trick once already on the water manifold side. It had a
"bubble" that accumulated sediment/solids and wound up rupturing...some
scissors and a screwdriver and I was on my way. If I keep that up, I'll
wind up straightening up the hose in due time.
Derek P
> > Noticed that I'm getting some antifreeze residue/crystals forming at
>both
> > ends of the upper radiator hose (ie at the radiator and the coolant
> > manifold). I feel confident in saying they are plenty tight, so don't
>think
> > that's the issue. Is this a sign that this hose, which likely has over
>223k
> > on it, is getting ready to bite the dust? As I need a multi-failure
>sensor,
> > I though maybe I'd order both at the same time.
> >
> > Any input?
>One can often cut a 1/2" off each end of the hose to move the clamp to a
>new
>clamp area and thus prevent minor leakage at the previously clamped area
>interface.
>
>Bernie
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