Radiator

Asked by Jennfrostcottrell Jul 14, 2016 at 01:16 AM about the 1991 Pontiac Grand Am 2 Dr STD Coupe

Question type: General

Is it common for the radiator hose to fall
off?

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HHMBZ answered 7 years ago

No, it is not common for it to fall off. It sounds like it's missing a clamp to hold it in place. Clamps come in two types -- a spring loaded style and a screw-down style. The most common problem with a radiator hose is that it gets soft and weak over time and ends up splitting open.

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