what color coolant are you using? is it the pink/orange stuff? or is it the typical green?
I found a pretty substancial coolant leak from the upper rear and in the middle of the engine. Is this indeed a coolant leak (i am pretty sure it is)? I really need to know what size coolant hose i need to buy for a replacement. Searched and couldn't find anything, thanks in advance.
here is a picture of the hose, it is the hose that has the visable clip and is at the bottom of the photo, the pink/orange stuff is the leak
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what color coolant are you using? is it the pink/orange stuff? or is it the typical green?
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opened the radiator cap and it is the pink/orange stuff
is that hose the 'expansion tank hose'? that would mean it is 7mm. i've been looking at autoparts sites and that is the closest thing i could find.
Thats on the throttle body correct? It doesnt look like its quite pushed on all the way. Take a set of pliers and compress the clamp, push the hose on farther and clamp it back down.
4cyl correct?
7g for life!
yes it is on the tb, and yes a 4cyl
Mitsu part numbers for the two coolant hoses on the tb:
$6.42 MD350639 TB Coolant Feed
$4.46 MD354405 TB Coolant Return
You can get the hoses online or at your dealer.
https://www.mitsubishiparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html
7g for life!
that should do it, thanks man
i suggest you spend another dollar or so more and get some new hose clamps while you have the hose out.
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what do you guys recommend based on experience? screw down clamps or tension.Originally Posted by pinoyesv6
i heard snake/screw style so i put those on but i went a bit too hard and it dug into the hose some, i left it that way and it's been fine.
2003 ES 2.4L - 150k - Stock
tranny flush, timing belt, tensioner replacement at 80k
i usually just get some worm drive hose clamps
if im workign with a project that requires me to check or remove the hoses, i usually just pick up a pack of those while im at the auto parts store.
for the most part, they work and i haven't had any problems with them for them small hoses so no real need to spend and arm and a leg and days searching for some fancy hose clamps
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