1998 Plymouth Breeze "radiator lower hose hard hot" Questions

...Radiator cap but losing coolant out from reserve tank or somewhere when boiling, awnd overheats as coolant level gets lower. you have a blown head gasket.. doesn't have to have coolant in the oil ...

...lower hose colder. That proves your radiator is doing it's job. Look at the fan, or thermostat, Hope this helps. your head gasket is bad,check your oil dipstick and underneath of oil cap if there a ...

...lower hose from the radiator. Just don't do it when hot, as the antifreeze comes out very quickly. Sometimes the plug gets stuck pretty hard in the radiator and removalwill damage the radiator. Just ...

...lower radiator hose warm) then close(tighten) the cap for 10 seconds and loosen again. Take care with a hot system. You dont want to get scalded. You'll here the water bubbling in the system. Close ...

lower radiator hose to drain cooling system. o Tip: Depending on the vehicle, lifting the vehicle may be required to gain access to the lower radiator hose. Step 6 Remove the drive belts or serpentine

...lower radiator hose from the water pump. If the lower radiator hose is hard to reach on the back of the water pump, remove the hose at the radiator and after the water pump is ready to be removed, ...

...radiator pressure cap is the correct one and that the hose is not soft--check the lower hose and heater hoses for softness as well. They should be firm, but not hard or cracking. The temperature ...

...lower radiator hose. It should be hot too, just a little cooler than the upper hose. If there is some blockage in the radiator, the lower hose may feel cold or just lukewarm. Even though the water ...

...take radiator out and check for lower hoses and crackes. if no luck, put water in radiator and run car and check for leaks. small cracks in aluminum are hard to see but expands when radiator gets

...lower radiator hose. Then take the upper radiator hose off. Then take the 2 bolts out that hold the housing on. Remove the housng and there is your thermastat. Accordind to VW they want you to put ...