Can Anyone Pleas Help ID This large Hose???
01-31-2018, 07:35 PM
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Can't see anything else that might be the cause, so I was thinking it was from the hose.
02-03-2018, 09:49 AM
#4
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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02-03-2018, 02:43 PM
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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.
02-03-2018, 07:49 PM
#7
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You can purge / bleed the system yourself but it's a MASSIVE pain in the ***. 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.
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.
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02-04-2018, 09:01 AM
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You can purge / bleed the system yourself but it's a MASSIVE pain in the ***. 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.
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.