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How do you remove a stubborn hose?

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How do you remove a stubborn hose?

How to Remove a Stuck Garden Hose

  1. Make sure to cut the hose connector at a 45-degree angle.
  2. Pry open your cut.
  3. Use your tongue-and-groove pliers to unscrew the loosened garden hose connector.
  4. Use a utility knife or pair of scissors.
  5. Remove the brass piece from the clamp of the new connector.

How do you flush the radiator on a 2002 Chevy Impala?

Flushing the radiator

  1. Park your car on a level surface.
  2. Place a drain pan beneath the drain valve on the radiator.
  3. Open the drain valve on the radiator and drain the used antifreeze coolant into the pan.
  4. Allow the radiator to drain fully, then close the drain valve.

How do you remove coolant from an Impala?

Open the drain valve on the radiator and drain the used antifreeze coolant into the pan. While draining, open the hood of the Impala and remove the radiator cap by first pushing it down and then twisting it off. Allow the radiator to drain fully, then close the drain valve.

How often do you change the antifreeze in a 2003 Chevy Impala?

Radiator fluid antifreeze in a 2003 Chevy Impala LS must be inspected every 15,000 to 20,000 miles and changed every 45,000 miles. Changing the fluid means flushing the radiator to remove any dirt or deposits that may inhibit cooling. All you need to flush the radiator is some DIY experience and a driveway or garage.

Why is my lower radiator hose not running?

If your car is overheating and at the same time won’t heat the lower coolant hose – You most likely have a problem with your thermostat, which needs to get replaced. The thermostat should be closed when the engine is cold and not running. Regulation of water by the thermostat prevents engine hot spots.

Do you need to flush the radiator to change the fluid?

Changing the fluid means flushing the radiator to remove any dirt or deposits that may inhibit cooling. All you need to flush the radiator is some DIY experience and a driveway or garage. No fancy tools are required, but care must be taken to keep from spilling any used antifreeze, and all antifreeze collected must be recycled responsibly.