How to Replace a Radiator Hose (Upper and Lower)
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Learn how to diagnose a bad radiator hose visually, and by feel. Also learn how to replace the upper and lower radiator hoses. Most radiator hoses will last over 200k miles (this one was 280k) and over 15yrs. Replacing the radiator hoses is easy for both the upper and lower radiator hoses in most cars yet they charge a lot to do the job, so do it yourself and save a ton of money!
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Just a little tip, when changing the lower hose instead of pulling the hose off and getting covered in coolant, drill a hole in the hose first to let it drain.
TheMachiningman That is a great tip! Thanks bud!
where on the lower hose would you drill the hole?
lowest point so the most possible coolant can drain out
Did what you said and drilled a hole in the new hoses. They weren’t any easier to get on and now they’re leaking coolant.
ChrisFix or rather than do that, there's an even simpler way to go. Just loosen the drain plug and let the coolant drain that way, much easier with no mess.
I just got my first car, I’m a single mom on a budget and I had my upper hose replaced in 20 minutes for $25 bucks! Thanks man these video saved me a ton of trouble
Im 13, but thanks to chrisfix, i changed my dad's minivan upper radiator hose. Thanks to chisfix, my dad is proud of me now just cause doing that
I replaced my upper radiator hose all by myself and I never even changed a tire before!! Thank you, Chris! You are an angel!!! The Chevy dealer soaked me for two grand to turn off my check engine light and 100 miles out of the shop it came back on again!!! I purchased the parts for $24.00 out the door and did it myself!! Thank you!!! God bless you!!! xoxo
I just want someone to know that this video 100% helped me change my radiator hose when no one would come help me. My friend and I Wonder Woman'd that shit and successful changed the hose by ourselves, thanks to this tutorial. 😂
yaasss girl that's about to be me lmaoo
Way to go!! Its looking like I might have to do my own!! Your comment just gave me hope!!!
I love it and I’m absolutely going there tonight. So did you have to change both the top and the bottom?
More power to you!
Gonna try this 👍
Chris, Thanks to your video, you just saved me from having to spend my hard-earned money on something that actually took me 17 minutes to complete. Heck, it took me longer to get all my tools together than it did to actually replace the hoses! Thanks so much for the very informative video!!
Your video gave my husband and I the knowledge and confidence to attempt this surprisingly easy repair on our car yesterday. Everything went perfect - and we owe a big thank you to YOU. Some UA-cam personalities can be so annoying. Thanks for having a normal voice and helpful attitude. You're so down to earth :)
Thanks a lot and GREAT! Glad the video helped give you the confidence and saved you money!
ChrisFix Is it necessary to peel the sticky UPC label off the hose before using it?
No it is not necessary to take the label off.
These Hose Ain't Loyal
***** I am glad you are liking my videos! That is great you are learning so much! The lower radiator hose and clamp are on correctly. You have a good eye seeing that gap! I adjusted that when I did the final look over but I appreciate the concern and for you letting me know! Thanks a lot man, it is great to have others looking out for me!
+ChrisFix Ugh, one of my hoses fell off and I have no idea how to fix the stupid thing, its like plugging in two female connectors. Its a 99 VW Golf and its a small hose, and people can't seem to get the damn thing right or give me the right part. Its the upper hose, but the hoses don't fit.
I just hit a dog 😣 didn't mean to, it ran in the road while I was going about 35-40 mph (didn't kill the poor fella hopefully, it staggered off limping & crying😢) when I pulled over, all my radiator fluid was all over floor because I had a rip in my bottom hose from impact. I'm soo furious 😠 cause now I have to fix this and my reservoir tank because it's leaking too 😭 any suggestions on where I can order cheap auto parts online? BTW, I have a 2002 Chevy Malibu
Good
ChrisFix nice
ChrisFix hey man my radiator hose was the tiny one it was smoking because it was old and had a hole in it, so I got a new one and put water in my tank when I put the new one on I drove too my buddy's house and saw the hood was still white smoke from it. my buddy told me it's smoking still because the old hose had all that stuff in it so I just need too drive it off.
I have an old Trans Am and didn't grow up in a gearhead family. I appreciate these videos,so I can learn to fix things myself.
Thanks a lot!
Love your videos. You're the guy I go to for anything auto maintenance. Couldn't even do a simple oil change a year ago and now I'm completely redoing my entire front suspension! Thanks Chris!
Ritchurd Price AWESOME! That is what I like to hear! I am glad the videos have been helpful and have taught you a lot!
ChrisFix
Keep it up! Have you considered doing another fuel system cleaner video? I know there's a million of them out there, but I've heard Royal Purple Max-Clean is pretty good. I'll even send you some if you want to do a video on it! Thanks
Ritchurd Price I am testing Lucas Deep Clean right now. That video should be out next week. Then I might try Royal Purple. I dont have a PO Box otherwise I would totally accept a bottle!
I really like the way you explain these videos, that is a skill within itself just as important as the technical knowledge. My respect to you Chris.
Juan The Beast Thanks Juan! I appreciate it! New automotive 'how to' videos every Thursday and most Mondays so stay tuned!
Juan The Beast the long ll
Thanks for this! Ive no idea about mechanics but don't have the money to pay so have now successfully changed my blown hose for £7 and changed a smashed passanger window for £35 myself!
Nice job explaining it to folks like myself who haven't a clue about doing car repairs like this! I am a little nervous trying to attempt this myself but feel a bit more confident after seeing your video to give it a try. Let's hope I don't blow up the car. lol
Thank you. This has help me so much and saved money. You did a great job especially for someone who don't know much about cars.
Some of these lubes to help put on hose can be detrimental suggest you use k/y jelly on hose end and on nipple. It’s water soluble and makes replacement a breeze. No bad effects
Thank you. I love your videos.on my 98 Toyota corolla AE112R, I replaced both my radiator hoses, did a super flush, and changed my Thermostat all thanks to your videos.
Following day I did my spark plugs and air filter.
Next weekend I'm doing oil/filter and rocker cover gasket, and fuel filter.
Saved myself hundreds of dollars and got a wonderful feeling of accomplishment. Especially being female I usually get ripped off by mechanics.
Many thanks from a very grateful girl in Australia. 😆🔧
Thanks for uploading this video! I'm really new to doing stuff with cars, so I've been learning as things break. Your part about diagnosing the hose is great. Only my upper radiator hose is bad atm, but I may try to feel around with my lower just in case.
It's funny how his voice wasn't has high energy as it is nowadays
Sensitive?
Too over-the-top now
I also recognized it!!
It's the coke
His balls dropped
It’s been 8 years but I got stuck at a gas station in the evening and this video helped me get everything I needed and job completed to make it home safely. Much appreciated!! 💪
I'm not a car guy by any means, so this video was very helpful. I pretty much had most of this figured out just by looking through it, but I wanted to look it up. You had a lot of nice tips that I would not have thought of and made me more comfortable before moving forward on the job. Thank you.
I'm not gonna lie I'm a beginner and these video will help me big time! The way you point that camera in a very good angle so that we can see it clearly must be very difficult for you! I salute you for your hard work and effort man! Thanks again for showing us this video!!!
Simple but informative and straight to the point, thank you!
I'm a huge fan Chris! Just wanted you to know that when ever I'm about to work on my vehicle's I always look @ you videos to know how to do it before I begin or start. You always explain every single detail & always helps! Thanks man, continue doing a good job as always!!
Video 7 years old but still help me yesterday on changing my hose. Great video!!!! My car working wonderful with no overheating!!!
Dude you're an awesome teacher.
+Joe Allen Barniak Thanks Joe!
I have a question.see if you can help me out.i have a 98 Honda civic lx that I took the shop for 2nd opinion.firest tone told me my tie rods are blown.which when I took it to the 2nd shop they said that the tie rods were fine.that my only problem was the radiator had a leak on the top and the lower transmission cooler line.would you suggest I replace the radiator all at once?i fear that I will burn out the transmission.any input on this question will be greatly appreciated.
ChrisFix hey, Chris I have a question I just went to Goodyear to get my hoses changed I had a leak so now no leak but now two weeks later the gauge is increasing while driving and no coolant it's empty what do think that might be
Sounds they used a stop leak type product and it closed off too many portions of your radiator. It worked...just too well. I would go back and ask for an explanation.
You didn’t do it the way I do it... I didn’t hear a single curse word... also, it looked really easy when you did it. Lol
Was guna say the same thing
If it was me, the first part would take me 6 hours.
TheKing0fHalo lol Fr
I just changed my leaf springs after watching his super simple video.....9 hours later and a lot of grinder work....it was really easy😂😂😂
Brother you ain't joking about prying those hose lips. After I got the the factory spring clamps off, it was a beotch getting the freaking hoses off! I ended up getting channel locks to grip the hose and twist. The hoses came off a 1996 Ford Thunderbird LX, and I would imagine this was the first time they had been changed. Anyways, thank you for the video Chris. Beer is on me if you are ever in my neck of the woods! Cheers🍻
My car is a 1990 Oldsmobile with only 62k miles on it, I am the 2nd owner since 48k miles. I’ve already replaced water pump. And that stopped me from having to put coolant once a week. But now I am still having a small driveway leak under the radiator. I have now found that is a hose. This was the exact video I was looking for since I self diagnosed that it was the hose.
I just want to thank you for the sharing. The videos u made are the tutorials for my self learning. I am going to do some maintainence works for my two babys, Jaguar XK8 and XJ6. I believe it would be lots of fun and satisfactions.
Hey Chris, thank you for this video. My upper hose blew off a couple days ago and this video helped me diagnose what might be happening. From now on, your videos will be my go-to videos for vehicle troubleshooting and maintenance! Thanx again. :)
+chkr00 Awesome! Glad the video was helpful!
Me too!
Yo I am 2 minutes into your vid and absolutely love your explaining without rambling..👍
Thanks!
Thank you I’m in the process of replacing my lower radiator hose! Your videos are always very helpful.
I love you, this is amazing and makes me want to learn how to work on cars! You're the best and super appreciated for making this.
Excellent, thank you, I so enjoyed and gleaned from your instruction! I am so using this video this evening. I was quoted $150… I don’t think so. You and I got this and I’m shooting for under $40! I’ll be working with a 2002 town and country van. I can say at this point you have given me the confidence to complete it! We got this! 😃
Awesome! Let me know how it goes!
I love working on my car. This really helped me with the lower radiator hose for my 2006 Buick Lucerne. I recently changed my upper hose after it cracked on me 20 miles from home. I noticed small dribbles not too long after I changed my upper near my lower (but I wasnt sure if thats where the lower was at) but they disappeared. Definitely changing that and the radiator cap this weekend. I noticed also that my new upper hose has signs of leaking where it connects to the engine. I think I might not have tightened it enough since it's the screw clamp and not the regular clamp.
im so grateful for this channel, I have a 1990 ford bronco and its hard to find youtube videos instructing so well on old cars :)
Do not use wd40. Use radiator hose grease or silicone paste. Keep in mind if you apply grease on the radiator intake, the upper radiator hose may slide out more easily with the engine front to back movement. I only apply radiator grease on hard to reach areas. On 7:04 you can use fine wet sandpaper. If you are re-using the hose, always put the clamp on the same position on the hose or replace it with a new clamp. I always replace the clamp when putting on a new hose.
Hallelujah ! ! 😄 Your tips are exactly what I was hoping to find. Chris Fix is Quik Fixn’ Dirty.
Hose exploded while driving down the road, thanks for helping me fix it!
this happened to me last night. Luckily I was a minute away from home.
Thank you so much my friend. I'm in bed studying your video, now I feel more confident about doing a good job on my 2013 Rav 4 tomorrow. Thanks for your very helpful video. Your friend from Puerto Rico, Edwin Oliveras
No problem. . Thanks again! Keep them videos coming! I'll let you know how all goes.
Thanks ... just changed my hose after watching your video . Easy fix
Awesome! I am glad you found my video helpful.
thank you thank you thank yoooou! You were very clear and helpful. I really appreciate the video. Im about to get the hose and clamps right now :)
+Raquel Jacobsen Glad the video was helpful! Good luck!
Thanks for the hot water on the cold hose advice. Really struggled with the new hose fitting on👍
This video is 10 years old but very informative on why my 2003 Lexus GS has a bulge on the radiator hose. Thanks Chris!
Hi , I might be too late but make sure to never use worm drive hose clamps on any coolant hose application. Even though they’re a pain in the butt sometimes , make sure to ONLY use “spring” clamps. The worm drive clamps tear up hoses , greatly shortening the life of your hoses , but also they don’t loosen and tighten as the temp fluctuates. Again , ONLY use spring clamps with coolant hoses 👍🏼🙄
Great advice. I would've done the opposite out of ignorance. 👍 @lisacolbert5987
Chevy dealer charged my wife $775 to change 4 radiator hoses: Upper, lower and both heater hoses, clamps, and replace coolant. Never let your wife take the car in. Lesson learned.
🤦🏽♂️😩
They're called "stealerships" for a reason. After all, GM stands for "Gouge Me."
Honda gave me a $500 quote today when I went to get my recall. I just laughed and left
Dealerships are actual criminals
Thank you man. I was underneath my jeep last week and noticed a small leak in my radiator hose. So after researching a little bit I found this video. It helped me out a lot. Definitely got a subscriber here. Keep up the good work!
This video’s 9 years old and is still exactly what I need for my burst upper radiator hose on my 2009 Kia Spectra, I guess the manufacturers said “don’t fix what ain’t broke” (except mine is broken) 🤣 thanks for putting this together! (Now I also know to be prepared for extra coolant still sitting in the hose itself, definitely gonna grab that bucket)
UPDATE: had to cut my radiator hose replacement down to size, but it went smoothly and the hose is replaced. Still gotta get coolant and “burp” that system but otherwise I’m good.
My mechanic just quoted me $360 for this job 🤦♀️ Time to get dirty!
saving my life with these vids man. keep em coming plz
I'm glad the videos are helping you! I got the next one coming shortly, stay tuned!
@@chrisfix will watch!
WOW ,I HAD no idea this was Chris fix until I started reading comments
I think this was the BEST DYI video ever made ...!!!!! Great job... I followed this step by step and save a lot of money
thank you
damn dude 300k miles and it's still running? you da man!! my dodge ram has 265k miles on it.
Yea man! You are almost there yourself!
I have to change out the upper radiator hose on my 2007 Sonata today. I knew you had a video covering this...thanks! and thanks for demonstrating how to "burp" the coolant system afterwards. My other car is a 2011 Mini S Clubman, and it has a bleed screw for this....easy, but if this step is skipped, or not done properly, the car will overheat.
Man words can't explain how great & instructive this video was. Very detailed, very knowledgeable and not only did you take your time to do the task you also took the time to explain how it's done and why it needs to be done. And the quotes on those mechanic prices was just icing on the cake, great video mane thanks
murdavill215 Thanks a lot! I am glad the video was helpful! Definitely consider subscribing! New automotive "how to" videos every Thursday and most Mondays!
You Sir have done the best radiator hose replacement on UA-cam. I worked on mine today the problem was pushing the new hose back on the spigot. So, adding WD40 does the trick. Happy Holidays
Mike Roe Thanks Mike! Glad the video was helpful! New automotive "how to" videos every Thursday and most Mondays so stay tuned!
ChrisFix got radiator fluid jus goin thru radiator in front end....bad hose or what?
9:19
Hose: 17 gallons coolant tsunami
Chris: that’s not that much
Your videos are really excellent. Love the way you explain everything in simple terms. Thanks!
Thank you very much for the great video, particularly for showing in detail how to work these clamps off and on again
I have to do this on my Taurus. It's a whopping -3F outside. I don't have a heated garage. Not excited.
I love your videos, I think it would have been less messy if you took a razor to that bottom hose.
This video just saved me a lot of money and hassle. Thank you for posting it! The tips on WD-40 and burping the system were especialy helpful. Thanks again!
Thank you very much good sir. I have an old truck, about 19 years old and this video seriously helped
Those bitches at my Honda dealership quoted me $700 to replace the hoses.
WWaveform Creations That is why I make these videos! I hate people getting ripped off and not knowing any better!
are you shitting me? it should be no more than 150, and even that's a lot of money for such an easy fix.
Wow! Whats so special about rubberized hoses?
mrklimczyk That's why it is called the Stealership.
dealerships are 90% of the time rip-offs same with mechanics, just do the work yourself save yourself thousands lol
It was cool I learn it was helpful thanks. WD40,🤣 king of the Hell!
Excellent video! Very similar project I need to do on my dodge caravan 2007 3.3. Got all tubes and coolant . Except metal lower engine outlet tube. Not sure if that needs replaced, yet. I'll do exact as you did in video and inspect metal O-Ring area of outlet And excellent tip on "Drill Hole" in lower tube to drain out remaining coolant as not to get soaked with coolant. Because it will be replaced anyhow. Brilliant!!!
Still the best and most informative car fix channel to date
8:13, I try to avoid putting tools on top of the battery, you could accidentally short it!
i wouldn't use WD40 to get the hose on cz its petroleum based it'll make the hose crack much faster. I'm really not trying to be a smart ass its just something i learned somewhere
+.a. .ko. I agree. Some silicone spray or silicone grease would be better. Some hoses are better not to lubricate at all, because they might get loose.
Rubber is petroleum based also
yes... thats kinda the point
Yes - Silicone - nothing else on rubber
The best is a little dish detergent like Palmolive or Dawn. It makes the hose slippery, but won't deteriorate it, and the best part is the ease of washing it off your hands.
Whenever I got a coolant hose leak I find that the simplest cheapest and easiest way to permanently fix it without having to spend sometimes even a $100 for new hose assemblies, is instead a 5 dollar fix: welcome to a simple hose coupling. It costs about 5 bucks and comes with two clamps and u can get one for about any size. What I do is simply cut the hose in half with a razor where the leak is, insert the coupling between the cut, clamp em back up and there ya have it , good as new, no tape, no worrying about it coming off because this is exactly the method the factory uses at the end of the hose, you're just doing it in middle. Good luck! Was surprised not to see anyone on UA-cam mention this 🤔
Ps: if ur stuck on the side of the road the easiest way to get back home would be taping up the leak with whatever tape u can get ur hands on (many rounds, use the whole roll if yall have to!) and if u have no tape just wrap a towel or cloth as tight as u can and then just loosen the coolant cap enough for some air to get out so u release the pressure on that tape or cloth. Then fill up reservoir with water if u have no coolant. (Make sure u don't leave that water in during the winter as it'll freeze up)
Edit: big mistake some people make is fixing a leak and filling coolant back up without bleeding out the air. The engine overheats and right away we start assuming the thermostat is shot or u need a new water pump or whatever. BLEED THE AIR! When ur coolant empties, air pockets are created within the hoses and even after u fill it back up that air is still in there! First reaction to overheating after coolant refill should be bleeding the air. There are many UA-cam videos on how to do this properly. Good luck, coolant hose bursts are the worst!
this seems more like a bandaid fix more than anything, still a good mention though.
@@zamorakbrews7228 are u referring to the tape or the coupling? Tape is definitely a "band-aid fix" just to get you home. Coupling and clamp method is completely permanent. Every hose in your car's got a clamp at the end to hold it on, this is the same clamp, no different. I've done this countless times without it ever having an issue holding. Good luck
Thanks Chris fix i wouldnt know the first thing about changing out any radiator hose
Pep Boys quoted me $460.00 for a upper and lower radiator hose replacement and a flush and fill for my 2002 Oldsmobile Alero. I kinda feel like they are trying to rip me off!
dsgb1981 same here
dsgb1981
This is why it is important to learn a 30 minute job like this. I got into working on cars because of a lack of funds and disgust for the industry ripping people off. I help friends and family out free of charge. Just buy the parts and I install. I have been told by them all that I do better work than the “trained” overpriced mechanics
dsgb1981 kinda? $30 dollars of hoses, about $30 to $60 and maybe an hour or two. At most $150 including labor. I'd tell them to go screw themselves.
I worked for Pep Boys for a couple of years. I would even then advise people to look elsewhere for repairs. Our labor prices were dictated by corporate, who paid us minimum wage to work on cars while they reaped the profits. (Oh, but if you upsold something that the customer didn't explicitly ask for originally, you got to keep 10% of that job! You could tell who the crooked mechanics were because they were the only ones making a living wage.)
I got chewed out for installing a battery for someone for free (we were supposed to charge $70 labor for the job) and walked off. I've never looked back. If you're not buying tires and an alignment package (which is their loss leader, they pretty much price tires at cost) go anywhere but Pep Boys. Even dealerships are cheaper.
@@RockandrollNegro WOW! Just when I was kinda considering going to school for automotive technology. I honestly want to go for it just for education and MAYBE go into business for myself after reading this post. Thank you for sharing! That's horrible. Would you say changing lower and upper radiator hoses is the same in every American car made in 2002?
I've read that petroleum products such as WD-40 deteriorate hoses over time. I've been told a silicone lubricant is a better choice. What are your thoughts on this?
hnkfsh81 It is true that wd40 will deteriorate a hose over time, but spraying a little on the end so it slides in will not cause any problems. After the car runs any wd40 will evaporate or be washed away from the coolant system. It is best practice to use silicone on petroleum based products but most people do not have silicone grease and do have wd40, so since it isnt a big deal in a situation like this, I used it. My hoses are still in great shape and have not "deteriorated" at all. Coolant hoses are pretty strong because they are constantly hot and have chemicals such as antifreeze in them.
I have Pontiac g6 2008 peoples heat please if you know how can I fix it please tell me
hnkfsh81 Possibly then the PB silicone spray would be ideal.
You're a lifesaver! Thanks for all the tips and helpful information!
Excellent video Chris. This exact same issue happened to my upper hose about a week ago, it tore open very close to the engine, and following your video I just completed this simple fix. Thanks again.
nickycarts Thanks man! Glad the video was helpful and you got the part fixed! Nice work!
When you pour your antifreeze...your pour with the bottle sideways...not straight up like that. It allows for a smoother flow from the jug.
So why was your check engine light on on this one. Do you remember? Lol
crazy how I am going back to some of your old videos... and even seeing the difference in how you do your videos now...
Thanks Chris I was just gonna put the hose on and tighten it and fill some coolent but now I will also be pushing the air bubbles as I fill the coolent and turn on the heater to get rid of air bubbles 😄
You know. Those hose aint loyal
3:30 How to find your *crack* 😌💨
thanks so much my car had a top hose tear, and very soft...lended on the side of the road, one good man that help tp diagnose that its the radiator hose, top one had a tear and there was no water to cool of engine over heated!
Thank you Chris for everything you give us on YT.
If you dont know how to do this you shouldn't own a car
timothy scott I just got a car that's 17 years old and it's my first one. I didn't know how to do this but I'm learning rn
Do you know all 50 states and their capitals, do you know who every single president name is, do you know about everything that happened in American history, could you get all 100 questions on a citizenship test right. Probably not maybe you shouldn't be a citizen.
timothy scott silly comment... I’m sure there are things you use daily that you don’t have a clue about. Computer... can you change internal ram, hard drives, mother board etc etc. your taps in your house... can you change washers, seals if it leaks etc etc. my point is if your theory was applied to everything then most people shouldn’t use or own anything including yourself, but hey maybe your an expert on everything.
timothy scott were you born knowing how to do this??? I didn't think so...now STFU
timothy scott You were clueless while doing something at some point in your life aswell you bum.
I was quoted $650.00 for a simple old truck! Thank you for making this video. It is fantastic.
Shops are trying to gouge people on labor
Chris, I am proud of you.Nice tutorial.
Thank you bro. Great directions. I had no clue but your video explained the hose replacement.
very helpful! I need to watch more of your videos because I have no idea about cars but I'm very good at visually learning
Thank you so much for your video's. You have a demeanor about you that is very viewer friendly, helps even the less experienced feel comfortable and understand. No language barrier :) I stumbled across this looking to learn about tips, part names, steps on replacing my thermostat on my 1999 Toyota Tacoma. This helped me understand more what I was reading in the manual. Looking for a video on an actual thermostat replacement (if there is one) :)
Hey man just wanted to say thanks. I pulled into my place and immediately got a huge cloud of smoke. Upper radiator hose burst. Instead of having to get it towed and pay probably 200 dollars I got a hose for 22, and watched your video. Thanks again buddy.
Awesome! Glad the video was helpful!
As someone who knows absolutely nothing about cars, auto jargon, and the like, I thank you VERY much. Simple and helpful. You're great, keep it up.
GraveRobbertt Great! That is why I make these videos! Glad you found it helpful!
thank you so much chrisfix. it help with my studies then suddenly apply to my car, i owe you a lot.
I am glad you are learning a lot!
Thanks Chris I can't wait to change my radiator hose in the morning let's easy as hell to do
It's always good to get a clear sign of when something goes wrong. It's a b to find out you're missing radiator fluid once in a while but there's no leak, no over heating, nothing. It's as if it just evaporated into thin air!
afa78djd Yea, it stinks when things happen and you cannot see it happening until it is too late!
Man your a life saver, I own a 98 c43 AMG and I'm quite young so I need to do my own work (Mercedes dealers love to rip you off) I was leaking coolant a week ago. Time to go and check which hose is leaking.
Dude! You have made my day! I just replaced two radiator hoses and did a test drive and the engine was heating up. It was until I saw your video that I got all the air out and BOOOOOOM, no, the engine did not blow up, it ran like a bad ass! Thank you! B)
+Javier0000Rami AWESOME! Glad the video was helpful!
I like how you explain things, makes it easier for very slow learners like me haha. People look at me funny now, is she really doing that. Thank you so much!
I love you so much Chris I used to watch your videos all the time and just came across this one after buying my first car thank you for the help
Thanks for this very articulate and well-paced video. Well done!
Thanks and no prob!