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Found 10 results
Swollen Radiator Hose
I Have The Car Listed Above It Is The Gt Model. My Upper Radiator Hose Is Oem Toyota Part, Seven Years, 80,000 Miles Old. My Radiator Cap...
Asked by
valerit1
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6 ANSWERS
14 IMAGES
1995
TOYOTA CELICA
VIDEO
Radiator Hoses Replacement
Instructional repair video
GUIDE
Radiator Hose Replacement
Most radiator hoses are made out of silicone based rubber that offers resistance to hardening and cracking. Hoses can also show signs of bulging when they get close to...
1994 Toyota Camry Radiator & Hoses Replacement
The Last Time I Drove My Car About 12miles I Had Some Steam Coming Off Radiator. Engine Temp Normal After Cooling, & Removing Radiator Cap...
Asked by
ldeluca
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1 ANSWER
1994
TOYOTA CAMRY
Blowing Cold Air
I Have A 2000 Tundra 175,000 Miles 8 Cyl Blowing Cold Air I Replaced Coolant And Thermostat. The Lower Radiator Hose Seems To Be Alot Cooler...
Asked by
jfarrington
·
3 ANSWERS
TOYOTA PICKUP
Please Help
Hi I Have A 93 Mod Toyota Landcruiser 80 Series, Petrol 4.5ltr. And My Radiator Won't Fill Up After It Cools Down, I Drive 40-80kms And...
Asked by
wade1985
·
2 ANSWERS
1993
TOYOTA LANDCRUISER
VIDEO
Hose Clamp Removal
Instructional repair video
Chasing A Cooling System Issue
Twice Within The Last One To Two Months The Temperature Gauge Has Suggested That Engine Was About To Overheat. At Least One Of The Two Times...
Asked by
DKmc
·
1 ANSWER
1999
TOYOTA CAMRY
1996 Toyota Camry Coolant System
Engine Cooling Problem 1996 Toyota Camry 4 Cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 142k Miles I Have Just Replaced A Motor And The Coolant...
Asked by
desertbob
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1 ANSWER
1996
TOYOTA CAMRY
GUIDE
Radiator Hose Replacement
Most radiator hoses are made out of silicone based rubber that offers resistance to hardening and cracking. Hoses can also show signs of bulging when they get close to...
1997 Toyota 4Runner
1997 Toyota 4runner V6 Four Wheel Drive Automatic 90000 Miles No Heat, Has Replaced Thermostat, Radiator And Flushed System. Filled...
Asked by
mmharder
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1 ANSWER
1997
TOYOTA 4RUNNER
Changed The Thermostat And The Upper And Lower...
Changed The Thermostat And The Upper And Lower Radiator Hoses On The Truck. Also Did A Flush And Fill Of The Radiator. Fluid Levels All...
Asked by
janiseshowsky
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1 ANSWER
2006
TOYOTA TUNDRA
1993 Toyota Camry V6 100k
My Car Only Overheats In Slow Traffic. Changed The Thermostat & Radiator. Hoses And Gaskets Look Fine. Dont Know A Thing About A Hydrolic...
Asked by
esmeralda
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1 ANSWER
1993
TOYOTA CAMRY
Lower Radiator Hose
Lower Radiator Hose Cold, No Matter What I Do To The Cooling System, The Hose It Will Not Warm Up Or Get As Hot As The Upper Radiator Hose...
Asked by
Camp.
·
1 ANSWER
2005
TOYOTA SEQUOIA
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