Interior sensor - heater hose and disc valve
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I sprang a leak yesterday in the "interior sensor heater hose" http://www.pelicanparts.com/PartsLoo...ATALOG-297.jpg
I'm not familiar with how the interior sensor system works, but the hose connects to a disc valve as shown in the diagram. Should I go ahead and replace the disc valve while I'm at it? I don't know what this valve does exactly.
The kind of strange thing is that I didn't have any indication of a problem until I put the car on ramps to change the oil. I drove up, shut off the engine, opened the hood, and suddenly coolant is running all over the ground and I notice this little hose it taking a **** all over my engine.
Back on level ground it doesn't seem to leak at all until I shut the engine off. So I was wondering whether that valve could be stuck or something.
I wrapped the hose with good old racer's tape and it doesn't seem to leak at all now, at least temporarily.
While I'm ordering the hose I was wondering if I should order any other parts. Thanks for any advice.
Ed Keeton
I'm not familiar with how the interior sensor system works, but the hose connects to a disc valve as shown in the diagram. Should I go ahead and replace the disc valve while I'm at it? I don't know what this valve does exactly.
The kind of strange thing is that I didn't have any indication of a problem until I put the car on ramps to change the oil. I drove up, shut off the engine, opened the hood, and suddenly coolant is running all over the ground and I notice this little hose it taking a **** all over my engine.
Back on level ground it doesn't seem to leak at all until I shut the engine off. So I was wondering whether that valve could be stuck or something.
I wrapped the hose with good old racer's tape and it doesn't seem to leak at all now, at least temporarily.
While I'm ordering the hose I was wondering if I should order any other parts. Thanks for any advice.
Ed Keeton