Does the brand of rad hose really matter?
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Does the brand of rad hose really matter?
Found a puddle under the truck the other morn. Tracked the leak up to the top rad hose. A couple of months ago I installed that hose brand new. Hasn't been removed since installation.
I tightened the worm clamp pretty damn tight and I still have a puddle although extremely smaller.
I tightened the worm clamp pretty damn tight and I still have a puddle although extremely smaller.
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Where was it initially leaking, radiator or thermostat end?
I just replaced my hoses when I did the heads and I used Motorcraft since the œ lasted 185k. I also use the constant pressure spring clamps that came on the thermostat end. I too have the coolant bypass kit which adds opportunity for leaks if not tight. Make sure those hose fittings are not leaking.
I just replaced my hoses when I did the heads and I used Motorcraft since the œ lasted 185k. I also use the constant pressure spring clamps that came on the thermostat end. I too have the coolant bypass kit which adds opportunity for leaks if not tight. Make sure those hose fittings are not leaking.
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I tightened the worm clamp hasn't leaked yet but I still feel like if the temp outside is low enough I'll have a small puddle. Funny how leaks reveal themselves during cooler weather with these trucks. I've only been a member here for little over year maybe and coolant leak threads seem to pop up more during this time of the year.
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