How do i fix the lower radiator hose on a 1992 plymouth voyager

fix the leak and flush heater core with a water hose,then bleed coolant system. if not bled proper coolant wont circulate .

Tim, you may wish to go to a parts store and ask if they can pull one for you to measure. I think you are trying to get an adapter or pacer to cut the hose and then use hopes clamps to use it a while longer untill you can buy a new hose.



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if you follow the pipe does it go towards the transmission ? if so it's for the trans cooler. If not it will be the escape hose incase of overheating/to much pressure in the coolant system , if you go to a parts retailer like autozone they will have the part named on their data system , its a bit difficult without seeing vehicle to name parts . although you have given a good description, the lower rad hose carries cooled coolant so i would think it's the trans cooler but check at autozone or similar

You must remove the intake manifold.

the tube runs under the intake if it is a 3.0 liter. so the first step is to remove the intake. you may also have to remove the timing belt and water pump since the tube attaches to the rear of the water pump.

HI if the metal tube your talking about is front of engine.
yes it can difficult fix because that is your water pump.
put first check and see if hose clamps are tight if so. tack van
to service shop.

They can be kind of hard to find but are located down quite low on the engine side of the fire wall at the passenger side, Look for a small short open ended rubber hose [although sometimes the hose is missing] and you'll usually find it's plugged with bugs or crud. A puff of compressed air is usually all it takes to clear the hose. Even I have a tough time finding them sometimes!

From what your describing I would say that is your water pump, and its bad.

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Most newer cars do not have drain plug. My 1998 Plymouth and 2000 Chrylser do not have one. You need to remove one side of lower hose to drain.

look at your rad, match them up,
if the hose comes out the top left and out the bottom left (chevy , gmc) then its paseenger side outlet and inlet
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