No question...
Look up your car in the RockAuto online CATALOGE (below)
to look up both hoses... (and see how well you did getting that hose locally).
If it has a top... THEN it has a bottom... GUARANTEED.
Year make & model could get more sympathy... Like my wife's car...
One has to remove the entire air filter assembly merely to look at the lower hose... 1987 Porsche 944S... "Oooh poor baby"
Where as mine is Air-cooled... no hose... no radiator...
aaah... sweet...!!
Get THE
factory+workshop+year+make
It will tell you the easy way to discover all these secrets...
Finding a coolant leak is best done by pressurizing a COLD engine with the tool below...
Cool engines leak better... Just remember not to OVER_TIGHTEN your clamp screws... EASY to break modern radiator nozzles right off.
Good luck!
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In addition to a big lower hose, there are s few more places where the water can leak, such as the cab heater core, the thermostat, the coolant level sensor the pump, and ultimately the engine.
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