Upper Radiator Hose
Upper Radiator Hose
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 NOS 1968 69 Mustang Shelby 428 CJ assy line upper radiator hose stapled clamps  US $650.00
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 1969 NOS Corvette L88 ZR1 ZR2 Upper Radiator Hose 427 US $300.00
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 NOS MoPar 1967 Dart Cuda 383 Upper Radiator Hose US $299.99
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 68 Corvette RADIATOR CORE SUPPORT UPPER BAFFLE SEAL 3 US $275.00
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 1982 Camaro Z 28 Pace Car Upper Lower Radiator Hoses NOS NOS NOS US $275.00
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 68 Corvette UPPER SEAL RADIATOR CORE SUPPORT 4 US $265.00
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 1970 Camaro Z 28 Upper Radiator Hose NOS NOS NOS US $250.00
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 NOS 69 70 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 302 UPPER RADIATOR HOSE US $150.00
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 NOS Upper Radiator Hose 1968 1969 428 Cobra Jet Fairlane Torino US $150.00
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 1955 1961 Corvette Original Upper Radiator Hose 3788191 US $150.00
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 NOS 70 73 B E Body Big Block Upper Radiator Hose US $135.00
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 Rare Austih Healey 100 S upper radiator hose Fabric NOS John Bull original US $109.95
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 Upper Radiator Hose1970 71 E Body Mopar US $99.95
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 NOS Autolite FORD Mustang 1969 250 Upper Radiator Hose US $94.99
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 1969 1970 Boss 429 Upper Radiator Hose Autolite C9AE F US $89.95
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 Upper Radiator Hose 1969 B body 426 Hemi only US $81.95
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 1968 69 Lincoln Radiator Hose Kit Upper Lower Wire Clamps Autolite Logo US $79.00
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 1970 Lincoln Radiator Hose Kit Upper Lower Wire Clamps Autolite Logo US $79.00
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 1971 Lincoln Radiator Hose Kit Upper Lower Wire Clamps Autolite Logo US $79.00
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 1972 Lincoln Mark IV Radiator Hose Kit Upper Lower Wire Clamps Motorcraft Logo US $79.00
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 NOS 61 1961 62 1962 PONTIAC 389 TRI POWER UPPER RADIATOR HOSE VENTURA CATALINA US $75.00
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 1964 1965 Lincoln Radiator Hose Kit Upper Lower Silkcreened FoMoCo as Original US $75.00
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 1966 1967 Lincoln Radiator Hose Kit Upper Lower Silkcreened FoMoCo as Original US $75.00
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 1966 1967 Upper Radiator Hose NOS US $75.00
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 Upper Radiator Hose 1968 B Body B RB with 22 core US $69.95
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 1961 1962 Corvette All EXC HP upper radiator hose NOS US $69.00
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93 Honda Del Sol - Replaced Radiator Hose - Now what?
I had a pin hole in my upper radiator hose, so I purchased a new one and installed it. I have been told that before I drive I need to bleed the air trapped in the engine. How do I do this?
I tried warming up the engine with the radiator cap off, but the coolant goes UP and splashes out of the top. All the How-to's I read say the coolant level is supposed to go DOWN as air is released. Can anyone help?
The coolant level in the overflow reservoir (the white plastic jug) is what will go down. Keep the radiator cap screwed on the radiator itself.
Just start the car up, let it idle for couple of minutes, go for a drive (don't beat on the car) let the car sit for a while to cool down, and then check out the level of coolant in the overflow reservoir, add more if needed.
98 E38 740i upper radiator hose busted on the freeway