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- Thread starter eZ65
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daveSanborn
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This, in my opinion, isn't really that important. Just connect the radiator hoses and fill that sucker up with 50/50 mix.
You can run an engine for quite a while with NO coolant before there will be any negligble effects.... just keep your eye on the engine temperature!
daveSanborn
Active Member
Can the engine side of the hose be cut a couple inches enabling the hose to slide over in line with the radiator outlet? Or is the hose moulded on that end prohibiting cutting it?
If you can't cut it, bring it down to your local auto parts store and ask to look at all of their in-stock hoses for a possible match. Remember, you can cut a longer/weirdly angled hose to fit your particular application.
What does the radiator manufacturer have to say about all of this? Is this a direct fit radiator?
If you can't cut it, bring it down to your local auto parts store and ask to look at all of their in-stock hoses for a possible match. Remember, you can cut a longer/weirdly angled hose to fit your particular application.
What does the radiator manufacturer have to say about all of this? Is this a direct fit radiator?
daveSanborn
Active Member
If you can't cut it, bring it down to your local auto parts store and ask to look at all of their in-stock hoses for a possible match. Remember, you can cut a longer/weirdly angled hose to fit your particular application.