Mopar Hoses & Clamps
Radiator Inlet Hose
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Hoses and Clamps | Frequently Asked Questions
What types of hoses are used in vehicles?
Vehicles commonly use radiator hoses, heater hoses, vacuum hoses, and fuel hoses. Each has a different function in your vehicle's engine and cooling system.
How do I know when a hose needs to be replaced?
Your vehicle's hoses should be replaced if you notice any signs of cracking, bulging, or leaking. Another sign is if they feel overly soft or brittle. Remember to visually inspect your vehicle's hoses regularly to avoid serious damage.
How often should I replace radiator hoses?
On average, radiator hoses tend to last between 4 to 6 years. However, it is a good idea to replace them if you notice any wear or damage.
How can I tell if my hose clamp is failing?
Signs of a failing hose clamp include fluid leaks, the hose slipping off the fitting, or the clamp being unable to hold tension. If the clamp is corroded, rusted, or worn out, be sure to replace it as soon as you can.