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crash41301 Jun 12, 2015 07:14 PM

coolant hose keeps popping out
 
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So I've now tried attaching this hose 3 times. Its a brand new oem porsche 996tt hose.

Each time it's fine when I drive around. I am able to idle it and bleed the system. When I full throttle to red line in gear it is popping out. Any thoughts? I can hear it physically snap in place when I put it in there. I am running out of ideas here...

crash41301 Jun 12, 2015 07:47 PM

Could it be the clip thats worn out? After it cooled off I pulled the hose out of the way, left the clip on and felt with my finger nails. It feels like there is only something catching the hose on one side. The other side is nearly flush. Makes sense it might pop off easily given that fact?

32krazy! Jun 12, 2015 08:22 PM

yep replace the clip with new one. also make sure it is fully pushed in. some lube on the oring helps

crash41301 Jun 12, 2015 09:48 PM

I found online that the left and right coolant hose clips were different size. Went outside pulled them off, holy crap yep slightly different sizes. I swapped them and now the right hand side has a good area to latch onto. Wow that's seriously dumb... they are within millimeters of being the same size.

Will find out tommorow if it holds now. Wish me luck!

jpflip Jun 13, 2015 05:15 AM


Originally Posted by crash41301 (Post 4355285)
I found online that the left and right coolant hose clips were different size. Went outside pulled them off, holy crap yep slightly different sizes. I swapped them and now the right hand side has a good area to latch onto. Wow that's seriously dumb... they are within millimeters of being the same size.

Will find out tommorow if it holds now. Wish me luck!


I also found that out but luckily trying to pressurized with air after coolant pipes welding...

see post 105: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-needed-7.html

'02996ttx50 Jun 13, 2015 08:26 AM

the c-clips are notorious for losing their ability to clip. replace them all.

03 996tt Jun 13, 2015 08:43 AM

swap the clips. When I replaced my coolant hoses, I realized the clips are ever so slightly different in size. one clip fits both sides where the other only fits into one side. In fact. I marked them when I took them off so as not to screw this up. hope it helps.

crash41301 Jun 13, 2015 01:49 PM

Refilled this morning with the clips swapped. Went for a drive, woohoo! It stayed on there. Thanks so much guys. Hopefully in the future someone that runs across this same issue can read this thread and get help too :)

rmc1148 Jun 13, 2015 01:55 PM

Good to hear!

MadWhip Jun 13, 2015 07:48 PM

id also replace the clip, if not, hose. - i guess you fixed it . lo

'02996ttx50 Jun 14, 2015 08:52 AM


Originally Posted by crash41301 (Post 4355481)
Refilled this morning with the clips swapped. Went for a drive, woohoo! It stayed on there. Thanks so much guys. Hopefully in the future someone that runs across this same issue can read this thread and get help too :)


it's crazy. sometime it is the SMALLEST yet critically important items we never think about, and are most often overlooked that cause us the most consternation ! congrats!

split Jun 29, 2015 11:01 AM

anyone have a link where to buy these clips? I found a puddle of coolant under my car this morning and think its time to start replacing these.

levinsje Jun 29, 2015 11:06 AM

I had the same issue, bought new hose and clip, and the same thing happened. I did not know the right and left side clip were slightly different and the supplier did not inform me. After the second time I installed the new hose, put on the clip, put a high quality hose clamp over the clip to hold pressure (this alone held it on well), did an X-pattern on the hose/alum fitting with plastic covered metal wire. End of problem.

'02996ttx50 Jun 29, 2015 11:25 AM


Originally Posted by split (Post 4363355)
anyone have a link where to buy these clips? I found a puddle of coolant under my car this morning and think its time to start replacing these.


I jokingly say it's the only part I will get from my local dealership even if options exist. even then they are like 5 bucks! for a C CLIP :rolleyes:

VGLNTE1 Jun 29, 2015 12:22 PM


Originally Posted by '02996ttx50 (Post 4355383)
the c-clips are notorious for losing their ability to clip. replace them all.

The amount that people say to just buy things here is crazy. Lol

"Ignition switch, maf, and n75 is OK? Better change them".

Lol


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