In this video, I briefly show how to replace cooling system hoses in a 1995 Subaru Legacy. This video should apply to most early Subaru EJ series engines. ch…
In this video, I briefly show how to replace cooling system hoses in a 1995 Subaru Legacy. This video should apply to most early Subaru EJ series engines. ch…
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if you check out my videos you will see one called overheating could you spare a minute to see what my car is doing and offer some advice on what you thinks causing it because i dont see any bubbles in the coolant so doubt its headgasket. so im thinking thermostat or waterpump but i hope not/
its nick again thanks for your subaru videos as usual always great. i am having a major issue with my legacy and im here asking for your advice. i am having a overheating issue on a drive from new jersey to new york one day my car started overheating on the highway i was stuck 56 miles away from home and had to tow my car costing me $255 the lower radiator hose was fixed and she still overheats, did a radiator flush and still overheat after ten mins driving.could it be the Tstat water pump etc
I think they were original to the car. The factory hose clamps were a dead giveaway.
it’s rare that the bottom hoses go bad because they carry the cold water back to the engine, but the ones that you had on there originally did look pretty worn!