How to Replace a Radiator Hose (Upper and Lower)

39 thoughts on “How to Replace a Radiator Hose (Upper and Lower)”

1. Your awesome

2. Just cut the hose off with a sharp knife it's much easier! 🤪🤣

3. Chris, I cannot find any tutorial about how tight to make hose clamps. I have changed them dozens of times but I am now doing a 500 dollar job and want to get it right without causing any future problems. And I won't be able to get to the toyota/lexus bypass hose under the air intake very easily in something goes wrong.

4. Omg thanks today I received a quote for 278 dollars…for two hoses. Honda 2013 100,000 miles

5. Bless you sir

6. 12:13 I can't help myself thinking "two bits" after that little tap

7. Netflix: Are you still watching?
   Someone's daughter: 9:13

8. I saw there that the van had 277,000 miles how many miles are on it now and how is it running and how often do your parents drive it now

9. Chris make a video on how to change all hoses

10. 11:23 the clamp didn't sit well on lower side of radiator

11. I came across the same problem fixed it but as my car was overheating i turned on the heater to realise the heat and because of that my ac stopped and radiator fan stopped working

12. 6:20 Almost always chage clamps too. Soon my car is like new HAHAHA

13. Thank YOU! ! !
    2:11 You'll also notice the engine Shaking. Sometimes you don't see steam.
    4:02 I can imagine what they'd charge for an '01 Grand Prix!

14. Thank you for this my radiator hose blew today and this helped alot

15. 7.4M, that's MILLION subscribers! Insane! Kudos

16. Thankyou sir 🤙

17. What kind of hose clamps are those? My hose I bought to replace my oem one continues to come loose and pop off no matter how many of the other type you tighten with a philips head and flex seal. It's driving me nuts. Those clamps look way better

18. saving my life with these vids man. keep em coming plz

19. how do you check to see what size spring clamp you need if replacing the original clamps?

20. 2018 are different. Video is not correct.

21. 9:19
    Hose: 17 gallons coolant tsunami
    Chris: that’s not that much

22. I put those twist clamps that you turn to tighten because I got fed up with the ones you have to use the pliers to take off. How tight can the clamps be?

23. I have use a utility knife and cut the hose after I've drained radiator and moved the the clamps. I'm just lazy

24. Pro tip. Buy a Tesla.

25. 3:40

26. Im 13, but thanks to chrisfix, i changed my dad's minivan upper radiator hose. Thanks to chisfix, my dad is proud of me now just cause doing that

27. Stainless steel radiator hose any good?

28. Great video bro!👍

29. "Im being lazy" is my mood😂

30. Excellent, thank you, I so enjoyed and gleaned from your instruction! I am so using this video this evening. I was quoted $150… I don’t think so. You and I got this and I’m shooting for under $40! I’ll be working with a 2002 town and country van. I can say at this point you have given me the confidence to complete it! We got this! 😃

31. Did you flush the radiator before doing all this?

32. My car is having issues with overheating. Just added a whole thing of coolant to it because I found out the hard way I was out of coolant. Yet my car is still steaming a bit and the temp gauge goes up. Turned out to be an air pocket and a hose leak.

33. Very helpful thanks

34. Could this be the reason my check engine light is on?

35. always do this with cap off funnel full well half full so it can work air out

36. they charge me £130 just to change my lower radiator hose. I’m changing things like this myself from now on

37. Which website is good for ordering car parts from?

38. Do I have to drain my coolant or flush my coolant lines when doing this?

39. 12:13 tehehe

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