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    Default No Pressure in Radiator Hose

    i was jus about to check my oil when i realized the hoses connecting the radiator to the engine, has no pressure, its flat down together, the car isnt over heating, and the gauge reads right in the middle of hot and cold, i drive a 98 accord, anyone know what may be the problem if there even is a problem? any help would be appreciated

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    opposite of pressure. vaccumm. you have


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    is the radiator full?
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    yea the radiator is filled, adbn the overflow tank is filed as well,

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    you need a radiator cap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slostang View Post
    you need a radiator cap.
    thats what im thinking, ill try tht tomorrow see if it works... reps givin to all who contributed

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    i will change the cap, adn the hoses tomorrow... see if that hejlps... if anyone had a similar experience. or know for sure whts wrong lmk

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    Quote Originally Posted by loverboy_gnd View Post
    i will change the cap, adn the hoses tomorrow... see if that hejlps... if anyone had a similar experience. or know for sure whts wrong lmk
    you shouldnt need hoses unless they are leaking. the cap should fix your problem.
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    +1 on the cap the coolant system is sucking air causing the hoses to collapse.

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