Leaking coolant before heater core hoses?

Hi,

I suspect you are referring to the heater hoses. One side of the hoses goes to the heater core at the firewall under the hood. The opposite side goes to the engine. To access them, you need to remove the upper intake plenum.

I attached directions below. Note: The hoses need to be replaced if they leak and aren't serviceable.

Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.

Take care,

joe

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Hi,

What I believe you are referring to is the steel water pump inlet tube. Yes, it is replaceable. If you look at pics 1 and 2 below, let me know if that is what you are referring to.

If it is, I believe you will need to remove the intake manifold to replace it. Once it is off, there is one bolt holding it in place. If you do it, make sure the o-rings are in good condition and lubricate them with coolant before installing.

Let me know if this is the correct part.

Take care,

Joe

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Hi,

The steel pipe connects to the water pump and isn't part of it. The worst part of the job is removing the upper plenum (intake). Not that it's hard, it is a little time-consuming.

Is the pic I attached above the pipe you are referring to?

Let me know.

Joe

Hi,

The heater hoses connect to the engine via a manifold. They are not connected to the pump. As far as finding them, you may need to eliminate the quick connect and clamp them on both ends.

I was able to locate both the inlet and outlet heater hoses with the quick connect. See pics below.

Let me know if that helps.

Take care,

joe

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Hi,

Yes, it can be replaced, but you may have a hard time finding one. I don't believe they were manufactured by any aftermarket company, and Chrysler would have discontinued it by now. You may have to find one in a salvage yard.

Is the part cracked or where is it leaking from?

Joe