How often should radiator hoses be changed?

Radiator hose replacement is recommended every four years or 60,000 miles. Stop and go traffic may require more frequent replacement of your hose. Refer to your vehicle owners manual for explicit change intervals.

What are the 2 types of radiator hoses?

The primary Radiator Hoses that are to be replaced are the The Upper radiator hose which would be visible with ease from your engine bay and the Lower hose, where it is typically located on the bottom of radiator.

Should i use new engine coolant or can i use the old coolant i drain from my old radiator assembly?

It is highly recommmended to refill your radiator with brand new engine coolant as the old coolant may have debris or may simply be worn out and be not able to provide the lubrication and the heat dissipation required for your vehicle.

How do I know if my radiator hose needs replacing?

If you notice any of the following, A pool of fluid under the car when it's been parked. Small drips of coolant around the engine bay. Moisture marks on the outside of the hose. An overheating engine.

Lower Radiator Or Coolant Hose by GATES - 23364

Name: Lower Radiator Or Coolant Hose by GATES - 23364
Brand: GATES
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Product Overview

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Gates molded coolant hoses are designed using EPDM material for superior electrochemical resistance, so your Gates coolant hoses will last longer and keep your engine systems running stronger. An electrochemical degradation or ECD occurs when the hose, liquid coolant, and engine/radiator fittings form a galvanic cell or battery, creating a chemical reaction that allows micro-cracks to form in the hose tube. Coolant seeps into these cracks or striations and breaks down the reinforcement, leading to hose failure and, ultimately, roadside breakdowns. Gates radiator hoses are manufactured to fit upper, lower, bypass, heater and other coolant applications with OEM-quality specifications, saving you time, costs, and energy from going to your OE dealer for radiator hose replacements.

An automotive aftermarket leader in the modular assembly coolant hose segment, the Gates modular radiator hose is designed to fit several specific applications. Similar to OEM specifications, it includes specific important integrated OE components like hose branches, quick-connectors, sensors, restrictors, etc.

Features & Benefits

Gates molded coolant hoses are made from EPDM for better heat- and ozone-resistance and longer life
Specifically engineered materials resist vacuum collapse to reduce the need for internal springs in many applications
Gates molded coolant hoses are built to meet SAE 20R4 and DIN 73411 standards
Resistant to heat, ozone and chemical coolants
Can withstand a wide temperature range from -40°C to +135°C (-40°F to +275°F)

Features & Benefits

Gates modular radiator hose facilitates a temperature range: -40°C to +135°C (-40°F to +275°F)
Meets SAE 20R3 EC Class D1 under 25mm (1") ID, SAE 20R4 EC Class D1 for 25mm (1") ID and over
Has heat and ozone-resistant cover
Re-engineered materials prevent vacuum collapse
Made using compounds that prevent electrochemical degradation
EPDM tube, synthetic fiber knit reinforcement, EPDM cover are added
It is advised to replace clamps every time a new coolant hose is installed

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The Gates Corporation is the world's leading manufacturer of power transmission belts and a premier global manufacturer of fluid power products.Our highly engineered products are critical components used in diverse industrial and automotive applications where the cost of failure is very high relative to the cost of our products.