How Do You Look For Wear Or Leaks On Hoses And Clamps In A Acura Integra?
Performing basic maintenance, like checking your hoses and clamps for damage and leaks, will help your Acura Integra run more efficiently, regardless of what year your vehicle is. Honda recommends you check your hoses and clamps once every three to six months to avoid failures on the road. Step 1 Find the upper and lower radiator hoses, which go from the radiator to the engine, and from the radiator to your exhaust manifold. Your coolant hose runs from your radiator to your intake manifold, and may be located on the passenger side of your engine compartment, near the exhaust manifold. Step 2 Inspect your hoses and clamps for wear and tear when your car is cool. Look closely at each hose to find cracks, frisions or tiny tears. If you find faulty hoses, they need to be replaced immediately. Step 3 Run your hands across the hoses to make sure they feel firm, not soft or pliable. If the hoses are soft to the touch, replace them to prevent failure. Step 4 Squeeze each hose at both ends and
