Questions & Answers for: is upper radiator hose hard

...anybody know what this part is called ??? Part number is PA66-GF30. Thanks. this is called the upper radiator hose.it comes with the plastic elbow and hose,all you have to do is install it.see

upper hose from radiator to engine top becomes very hot and hard. Can't found where the thermostat was to replace it. The thermostat on the grand move is on the bottom hose next to power sreering pump

...and air box. Then remove the grill and upper radiator support. Remove the upper radiator hose from the radiator. Unbolt the fan assembly and pull gently forward on the radiator to remove the

...upper and lower hoses not hard at all drain the coolant, loosen or cut the hose clamps and remove the hoses,replace with new hoses and fill with coolant, then start car and when coolant fills the ...

...upper radiator hose back to the engine block. The thermostat housing in on the engine side of that hose. It may be hard to see because of all the other "things" in the way. It usually has 2 or 3 ...

upper radiator hose The bolts (A). The water outlet connection (B) The water thermostat and paper gasket assembly (C) To Install: NOTE: The water thermostat is indexed and must be installed correctly.

...upper radiator hose... Remove the small hose connecting the coolant reservoir to the upper radiator hose... Then remove the larger hose from the hard pipe running along the intake and from the ...

...upper radiator hose remains hard After changing the thermostat and have attempted to bleed the air out of the system, the upper radiator hose remains hard. Hard after it warms up you should be okey ...

...upper radiator hose in my '97 Breeze because it tore open and seemingly spilled out all of my radiator's fluid. Since then, I've had to fill my radiator reservoir up to full three times, which I ...

...radiator hoses. when I test drove it veh overheated. I found lower hose warm and hard and upper hose cold and soft. bad thermostat ? Yes, you could have bought a bad T stat. But you might want to ...