Do you have to replace the radiator hoses if you change the water ...

No, if the hoses are in good shape you don't have to replace them. But, it might be a good proactive thing to do when you already have one end ...

when replacing the water pump should i also replace the radiator ...

If they are original hoses, yes. Rubbers wear out over time, so after 16 years that maintenance isn't a waste of money.

Is it really necessary to replace all the radiator hoses?

My car has over 100k miles and still on stock hoses. The coolant tank is what usually needs to be replaced before the hoses since they tend to ...

Preventive radiator hose replacement is a thing of the past

The only time they need to be replaced now is when the car is in an accident and a hose gets physically damaged. Rodents may be a bigger threat to hoses these ...

Replace radiator hoses and flush the coolant? - Car Talk Community

Yes, these items are routine maintenance. If the cooling system has never been refilled with fresh coolant and you still have the original hoses, I would ...

When to replace radiator hoses? | BobIsTheOilGuy

Most of the time it is the plastic tank radiator that cracks first, and if you replace the hoses with the radiator, you should be fine.

Coolant hoses and fluid: when to change? - Toyota Nation Forum

Never a need to add coolant. Am worried replacement hoses, or their installation, would be the opening to problems I don't have now. (I once had ...

WHEN YOU NEED to REPLACE YOUR Radiator Hoses ... - YouTube

EVERY 80000k or NEVER or……. Thank you Martin for the win EPDM is correct.

Ultimate Guide to Car Radiator Hoses, Heater Hoses & Coolant Hoses

If a hose begins to leak coolant or the belt turning the water pump detaches, the cooling system will fail and cause overheating. Engine overheating can cause ...

Replacing a Radiator Hose | NAPA Auto Parts

Radiator hose replacement is recommended every four years or 60,000 miles. · If you are going to replace your hose yourself, be sure to get the exact hose for ...

When to Replace Radiator and Coolant Hoses | Toyota Nation Forum

never. Unless they're very hard, or conversely very soft. The non OE you use will be very hard or very soft in about 2 years.

Is it time to replace my radiator hoses? - Honda-Tech

Yes. Those both should have been replaced a while ago. Do them. I'd argue that the rear hoses are more important than the top and ...

When to consider replacing radiator/heater hoses? - EricTheCarGuy

I replace them if they show signs of cracks near the clamps or they are hard to squeeze. November 28, 2012 at 4:14 am #480225.

How Long Does a Radiator Hose Last? - AutoZone

There's no set interval for replacing a radiator hose, but you can generally expect to get at least four to five years from each before they fail.

When Is It Time To Replace My Coolant Hoses? - CARiD.com

The hoses must be disconnected when replacing a radiator, water pump, thermostat, or heater core. A blown hose can cause the loss of most or all ...

Should I replace water pump when changing radiator?

It was fine, why mess with it? Sometimes replacing good factory parts can cause more headaches than it saves. If you are paying a mechanic I can ...

Heater Hose Replacement Necessary with Rest of Cooling System ...

They are original by the looks of them. I was going to bleed the system after replacing the lower hose but if it is prudent to do the heater ...

Radiator Hoses - Replace as preventative maintenance???

Yup...mine leaked. If you've got everything apart, I'd vote for replacing the hoses as a preventative measure.

Should radiator hoses be replaced before they spring a leak?

Hoses should last the life of the car depending on climate where you live. Hot puts more stress on the fluid and the hoses, expansion tank , fittings.

How To Replace A Radiator Hose | Toyota Parts Center Blog

Replacing Your Own Radiator Hose Can Save You A Lot Of Money On Expensive Repair Shop Labor. Learn How To Do It Here.