If you changed out the thermostat and it is no longer over heating then I dont see what the problem is... I wouldnt worry to much about the hose not warming up, unless its causing the car to over heat... But from what I have seen, the bottom hose not heating up means its the water pump... It could just be the weather oustide helping the car to remain cool. Wait until warmer weather and see what happens then...
I doubt its the weather because the top gets warm the bottom doesn't change. It stays pretty cold. Ice cold really, I guess it would be the water pump. How hard are they to change?Originally Posted by Hektik
1993 S10 350 swap
1992 Z28 350 car.
2005 4 runner
1997 GSR Integra
easy if you know what your doing, you have to remove the crank pulley, cover, and timing belt....
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This is my first import and non v8 car. I might have a hard time with this lol
1993 S10 350 swap
1992 Z28 350 car.
2005 4 runner
1997 GSR Integra
where are you located, got any friends that work on hondas ?
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Gainesville ga and no I don't
1993 S10 350 swap
1992 Z28 350 car.
2005 4 runner
1997 GSR Integra
if its not overheating then you dont have a problem.. just drive it. the bottom hose i hope isnt hot or warm or else that radiator isnt doing what its suppose to do... you know lower the coolant temps... duh.... if you changed the t-stat and its not over heating you found your problem. stop trying to over diagnos a problem when you fixed it already. geez. and yes it probably the weather keeping the lower colder than normal... seeing the temps arent really above 40 for very long.
or t-stat that he already replaced and fixed his overheating issue.
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