Can Anyone Pleas Help ID This large Hose???
This looks like a coolant hose. It appears to be leaking, but the fluid is clear and slightly oily.
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Drivers side Primary coolant hose that leads to the front of the car. |
Originally Posted by AudiOn19s
(Post 14768466)
Drivers side Primary coolant hose that leads to the front of the car. Can't see anything else that might be the cause, so I was thinking it was from the hose. |
is your overflow pipe from resevoir routed straight down? It looks like it might be angle towards hose ? the tiny hose left of word MAX.Mine goes straight down. Looks like some residue by cap as well
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Originally Posted by Gofishracing
(Post 14774150)
is your overflow pipe from resevoir routed straight down? It looks like it might be angle towards hose ? the tiny hose left of word MAX.Mine goes straight down. Looks like some residue by cap as well
However, the drain hose is both dry and extends several inches past the larger hose. I looked at it again and there is fluid gathering at the bottom of the clamp on that hose. I has left a few quarter sized puddles on the garage floor each time it is driven. It's not going to burst, but a car that leaks any kind of fluid on my floor really bugs me. Goes in Monday because I don't have the means to correctly refill the coolant system. |
If it's original- change it. It's 14 years old perhaps?
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You can purge / bleed the system yourself but it's a MASSIVE pain in the ass. Prob better having the dealer do it. Only concern from your comments is you mention a "clamp". That join is two metal joins with a couple of O rings on it that's held together with a metal wire sort of retaining clip. No "clamps" down there. |
Originally Posted by AudiOn19s
(Post 14775388)
You can purge / bleed the system yourself but it's a MASSIVE pain in the ass. Prob better having the dealer do it. Only concern from your comments is you mention a "clamp". That join is two metal joins with a couple of O rings on it that's held together with a metal wire sort of retaining clip. No "clamps" down there. I have an independent shop that has the equipment and has done this a few times for me before; once when I had the water pump replaced, and again when the heater core went bad. |
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