Reply to "Heater hose/tube - from engine to "radiator""

rockyMember

If you are talking about the main cooling tubes under the car....

They should be in multiple pieces in case you ever need to remove them while the engine is installed.

I suggest you put "bungs" or valves in them (at the lowest point) to assist in draining the coolant, so it doesn't make such a huge mess.

Here's what I did.

5357 - Cooling Tube Bungs

Also, this isn't directly related, but do the self-bleeding radiator mod. George describes it in This thread - scroll down past the thermostat, and look at the line drawing.

Self bleeding Cooling System

Rocky

12/19/165:07 AM

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