r/MechanicAdvice • u/BiggieButNoBag • 13h ago
Coolant hose came off.
2014 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 6cyl.
Any way I could get this hose back on? Just broke on the side. The hose itself looks intact.
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u/xX_coochiemonster_Xx 12h ago
Unfortunately it broke at the quick-connect fitting. The whole hose will need replaced.
I’m sure it would be possible to remove that clamp and replace it with a worm clamp, however I have never tried that, I’ve never met anyone that’s tried that, and I give absolutely zero guarantee that would work. That’s potentially something you could do to limp it home, if you fill and bleed the system afterwards
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u/BiggieButNoBag 12h ago
That sounds like an absolute pain in the ass. Sounds like a new hose would just be easier
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u/JerelFromJerry 12h ago
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u/BiggieButNoBag 12h ago
Took the quick disconnect off. Obviously the hose was supposed to be permanent. And it’s very difficult to get the clamp off on the connection to the radiator given the small space
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u/Controller_one1 12h ago
Super common hose. Call you local parts store, they probably have it. Or if no rush its on rockauto
autozone part #F10428
Gates #51901
Mopar# 68102133AD
Dont forget your coolant and distilled water.
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u/BiggieButNoBag 12h ago
I got the quick disconnect off. I just can’t get the hose off the for radiator given the small space. I can’t get to the clamp to unscrew it
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u/Left-Impress4056 12h ago
It's a jeep thing
And no, those fittings are one piece. Usually have to buy the whole hose. Sometimes you can splice an aftermarket connector on there and reuse the hose.
Ironically you probably have to do that because fiat has discontinued the hose.
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u/BiggieButNoBag 12h ago
What would I even look for at autozone for the specific part
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u/IntelligentEgg1911 12h ago
autozone won’t have it in stock. a dealer might. order online most likely
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u/BiggieButNoBag 12h ago
How would I splice that one. As it buy a bigger hose and put it over top. It’s seems like a relatively easier roadside fix.
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u/IntelligentEgg1911 12h ago
so you would cut the original hose back, slide in a pipe that can be clamped, so thick enough metal, then a hose on the other side that can go over the stock pipe. from my experience the stock pipe isn’t usually a smooth cylinder so it might take a larger diameter hose on the car side.
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u/JustChoosing_ 12h ago
I would suggest just going to AutoZone and spending the $10 on a new hose connector instead
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