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Old 01-23-2012, 11:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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3rd Generation Small hose bulging to the right of engine seeping coolant

Hi guys, its me again with another problem. I have a small hose going into right of engine facing it, it’s bulging and coolant seeping from it. What is that hose called? No water in oil. When I parked this morning the car was steaming. I have had problems with the coolant disappearing from the reservoir, but that stopped...now this.. Is it expensive to replace...I need to call auto part store but don't know what to ask for. Can a girl fix this herself?
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Old 01-23-2012, 12:13 PM   #2 (permalink)
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A picture would be helpful, hard to diagnose from your description
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Old 01-23-2012, 12:40 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Yeah, there's a lot of hoses on that side of the motor. I can think of at least 3 that carry coolant with that description you gave.
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It's one of the radiator hoses, it has a small crack...the hose has one or two elbows in it.
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Old 01-23-2012, 03:30 PM   #5 (permalink)
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What motor & what year?
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Perhaps it would be better for you to drive the car to the parts store and point it out to the counterperson.
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Old 01-23-2012, 04:23 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Perhaps it would be better for you to drive the car to the parts store and point it out to the counterperson.
+1 to that idea. No matter where it is, or what it is called, if it's leaking it has to be replaced, pronto.

Take it to Autozone and point it out as TedL said, they will get you a replacement, probably around $20.00 and with a pair of pliers and 5 minutes you will be good as new.

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What motor & what year?
Looks to be a 1998 LE...so I'm guessing the 4 cylinder engine.
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I fixed it after all that steam seeped from the hood.

Advance Auto didn't have the radiator hose I needed, but there was enough of a slack in the hose for me to cut off the torn part and C-clamp it. . I ordered the hose. I was driving home though and the car never heated and the windows got frosted inside. Had to put the defrost on but no heat . i hope its just a thermostat
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+1 to that idea. No matter where it is, or what it is called, if it's leaking it has to be replaced, pronto.

Take it to Autozone and point it out as TedL said, they will get you a replacement, probably around $20.00 and with a pair of pliers and 5 minutes you will be good as new.

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And buy a gallon of ant-freeze while you are there.
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Advance Auto didn't have the radiator hose I needed, but there was enough of a slack in the hose for me to cut off the torn part and C-clamp it. . I ordered the hose. I was driving home though and the car never heated and the windows got frosted inside. Had to put the defrost on but no heat . i hope its just a thermostat
You might not have enough coolant in the system with major air bubbles.

If the thermostat was stuck open...you'd still have some heat.
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+1. Yeah probably low coolant.

Find NAPA's Valvoline Zerex Asian car formula. It's very similar to Toyota Red. But don't mix coolant if you already put the All-Makes coolant in there. Many All Makes are really Death-cool (uhhhh I mean Dexcool) clones that can gel up. (That said, many owners used it without problems.)
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Advance Auto didn't have the radiator hose I needed, but there was enough of a slack in the hose for me to cut off the torn part and C-clamp it.
C-Clamp

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Hose Clamp

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