How to DIY Replace the Upper Radiator Coolant Hose on an Audi A6 S6 4F with the 5.2L V10 FSI Engine
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2021
- Dear viewer,
In this video I am showing you in detail how you can remove and replace the upper radiator coolant hose an an Audi S6 C6 with the 5.2 FSI V10 Engine.
With the time these hoses become weak and either burst or crack at the plastic fittings. Replacing this hose as preventative maintenance is a good idea if you don't want to get stranded on the side of the road like I did.
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As you know we have the same car and same color and station wagon, at the moment it is not driving I have a coolant leak despite the expansion tank that I have already changed, I will look towards this place that you present on your video we never know, thank you for your video;)
Could very well be the issue. Definitely give it a look.
Great video I have been getting smoke from passenger side headlight after driving car. It is most likely this upper radiator hose leaking. Gonna fix it now that I see you repair it. Thanks so much for the DIY.
Thanks! This is why I am making these videos! :)
@@EndlessMotorWorks I appreciate that there's not many videos on an Audi S6 V10 so every bit helps with the DIY.
Здравей. Би ли ми предоставил твой профил във Фейсбук или мейл на който мога да се обърна към теб лично? Искам да те попитам няколко въпроса свързани с този тип автомобили.
Може да пишеш лично съобщение на фейсбук страницата на канала :)
Huh, idle the car with the bleed screw open and the expansion tank open? I'll probably end up vacuum bleeding the cooling system.
Vacuum bleeding would be the best way to do it. I don't have one so this is was the alternative.
It is not easy how the hell do you push the damn thing on
Did you manage to get the hose attached to the radiator? I used a bit of silicone spray and mine went on rather easily. I am not saying that I didn't need to apply some force, but it wasn't excessive.