Military Vehicles

TECH TIPS

COOLING SYSTEM CHECKS

Vehicle cooling system hoses must withstand heat, pressure and vibration. They’re rubber, so they rot, harden and crack with age. That’s why you need both your eyes and hands to detect bad or failing hoses. Bad hoses are puffy, hard, mushy, or wet.

Also check the radiator. Look for leaks on the top tank, and on the front and back of the core and bottom tank. Leaks may not show up when your engine is cold, so look for rust and odd-colored dribbles where coolant has leaked and dried. Later, when you’ve got the engine running at

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