How to quickly repair a radiator hose

pipes like that ususally break when they're really really old and the gazilliont hot/cold cycle takes it toll and perishes the material. a hole will from from the inside, and if you repair that hole, another will appear from elsewhere. the walls of that host are uniformally compromised, do yourself a favour and replace it with a brand new part.

How about melting a tie wrap with a soldering iron over the hose's cut itself? Sounds pretty straightforward to me, since it will literally become part of the hose construction itself...

It will be hot when it breaks

I need to do this rite now...

How much it and dose it comes in a kit wit the white powder or jus the glue??

And then I took the petrol out and drove for 3.14 miles on air for the baby Jesus

What glue/sealant would you recommend for putting together silicone and a metal pip coming off it?

You can also use Baking soda so harden the super glue. Iv never used Jonny weld though so it could be better.

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Crazy question could you use gorilla glue

hey, does this works with the radiator coolant reservoir?

What happened AFTER a week of driving? New hose needed? I have automotive grade Permatex, good for up to 400 F.

I’ve just done mine with a bicycle inner tube repair kit so far so good I’ll look in morning should be ok till I can get new hose

silicone tape...for perm fix

Happened with my car once when the coolant return pipe cracked. I was hundreds of miles away from the nearest authorised service center and was also not in my hometown. Was staying in a hotel. I bought a small pack of epoxy putty and applied a thin layer on the crack - left my vehicle parked in the parking lot overnight to allow it to dry and solidify and then drove back home the next day without any issues of coolant leakage. I got the hose replaced after a year. The epoxy putty held on real strong. Just sharing with in case anyone face such a situation.

Per how long?

Thanks a lot for this. It was really good advice I appreciate it

this guy likes to give himself problems.

Just use a piece of spare hose & a ton of hose clamps to patch it temporary

Dude,isn't that glue flammable?Won't the heat buildup from the coolant cause a fire? Man, I wouldn't risk driving the car unless to get me home so I can change the hose.

I used jb weld

a 'solid week of driving' ?? get a replacement hose and install it ot risk ruining a car engine.

Will it work for a power steering rubber hose ?

I would still rapid that's stupid to leave it like that that will break

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Will this work on trans cooler lines?

Will this work on a fuel hose for a lawnmower?

After heat no working this idea

this might hold for couple of days, not more, because of high heat and pressure

First, I wanna say, thank you for your video. You did give me an idea.
But 2nd, how reliable is this repair you just did ?
If I use my car for work making deliveries, and I'm on the road all day, is this patch reliable ? I question that. I cannot take that chance. My income depends on my reliable transportation.

Will this work with Gel Glue? Thanks in advance.

The coolant system is pressurized so wouldnt the pressure cause another leak in the weakspot

Lol thought of this. Gonna see if it works. Also thought gum tin foil and zip ties lol!

I have a leak in my hose this will work right and that the other thing that's going over the water proof glue

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Baking soda applied to cyanoacrylate(superglue at dollar store) = same thing as in this video

Yeah all that shit you put on it probably seeped into the radiator.

What happened after the week ?

wow. that's amazing 😮😮 i gotta get that stuff 😁

lord did you just stab your radiator hose ..? please tell me it had a leak prior lmfao " well i dun turned dis perfect radiator hose brokeded then i fixed it for a whole week! "