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Anonymous Posted on Apr 23, 2014

How much is a repair for 335I coolant hose leak?

I have a coolant leak and I was told that I have a hose that the clip has broken, how much would a repair like that run?

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SOURCE: It is a 2002 530i.

If coolant is leaking, I would replace any leaky parts and refill the overflow tank and radiator with coolant.

Where is the coolant leaking from, now?

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