hose replacement question
kdavid
10-26-2007, 02:40 PM
Hi--the doghouse--94 rodeo 3.2 v-6 sprung a coolant leak from the rear of the engine. at first i was hoping it wouldent be a freeze plug (210,000 mi),
but it appears to be coming from an L-shaped hose behind & under the rear of the intake manifold. realy hard to see for sure, but the corrosion build-up back there (& a puddle) gave me hope.
my question(s) 1-what are they, & b-how do i get to them?
thank you.
but it appears to be coming from an L-shaped hose behind & under the rear of the intake manifold. realy hard to see for sure, but the corrosion build-up back there (& a puddle) gave me hope.
my question(s) 1-what are they, & b-how do i get to them?
thank you.
kdavid
11-03-2007, 07:47 PM
anyone?--the local dealer here isnt much help (tho the parts guy trys) & neither is my cheap guide.
i'm not sure how else to desribe it.
i'm not sure how else to desribe it.
boritz
11-03-2007, 08:55 PM
You will probably find your vehicle's part diagrams on http://www.myisuzuparts.com/
FL 3.2L
11-03-2007, 08:58 PM
If it is that hose...
You'll have to take all that stuff off the top to access it. I swapped mine when I was changing the o-rings at the ends of the external cooling pipes, which are also deep under the intake manifold. The hose you are talking about is preformed and you'll have to get it from the dealer. It comes off the water manifold at the rear of the engine. Are you sure it's that hose???
You'll have to take all that stuff off the top to access it. I swapped mine when I was changing the o-rings at the ends of the external cooling pipes, which are also deep under the intake manifold. The hose you are talking about is preformed and you'll have to get it from the dealer. It comes off the water manifold at the rear of the engine. Are you sure it's that hose???
FL 3.2L
11-03-2007, 09:02 PM
You can see the hose if you go to the above mentioned site and keyword search for water manifold. It goes to the metal piping for the heater core.
FL 3.2L
11-03-2007, 09:07 PM
8-97018-914-2
There is your part #.
It is on the diagram for the heater piping, too.
There is your part #.
It is on the diagram for the heater piping, too.
kdavid
11-04-2007, 03:49 PM
Boritz--thank you for the link--very valuable!
FL3.2L--no, i'm not sure if it is that hose, but it sure looks like it's coming from there.
Any chance it could be the O-rings you mentioned?
It's my daily driver & money is very tight so i can't afford to tear it down
just to take a peek, but i get the feeling i may have to.
FL3.2L--no, i'm not sure if it is that hose, but it sure looks like it's coming from there.
Any chance it could be the O-rings you mentioned?
It's my daily driver & money is very tight so i can't afford to tear it down
just to take a peek, but i get the feeling i may have to.
FL 3.2L
11-04-2007, 08:11 PM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v380/surferfletch/Rickspictures166.jpg
Sure there's a chance. That picture is what I thought of when you said "puddle." If it were the o-rings, you'd be able to look down in there with a flashlight and see that.
Sure there's a chance. That picture is what I thought of when you said "puddle." If it were the o-rings, you'd be able to look down in there with a flashlight and see that.
FL 3.2L
11-04-2007, 08:12 PM
And there are the hoses coming off the water manifold, too!
kdavid
11-05-2007, 12:59 AM
woah--thats quite a lake!
ok--mine wasnt that bad (yet), but i think i'm going to take a saturday & just do it all. rather do it once.
thanks FL 3.2L.
ok--mine wasnt that bad (yet), but i think i'm going to take a saturday & just do it all. rather do it once.
thanks FL 3.2L.
FL 3.2L
11-05-2007, 06:44 AM
That's after the external cooling pipes and thermostat housing were removed, too. It doesn't look like I had drained the coolant first. Good luck!
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