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Just looking through some of the new postings and seen that your C4 has a mfg date is 1/90 so does mine. It is also white with the saddle interior and was originally from Las Vegas. The last 6 of my VIN number is 108356.
Just looking through some of the new postings and seen that your C4 has a mfg date is 1/90 so does mine. It is also white with the saddle interior and was originally from Las Vegas. The last 6 of my VIN number is 108356.
108595 here, black interior. Originally bought in Valencia, Ca. Just another 239 later that month.
St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16
In one of the C4 classes I attended the speaker stated that the upper radiator hose bursting on the C4s along with the trash that accumulates between the AC radiator and the car's radiator were the 2 worst problems in the cooling system.
He recommended changing out the upper hose before each summer's cruising season. He said that under hood heat was the problem.
Since the newest of the C4s is approaching 20 years of age then all owners should be aware of this problem.
In one of the C4 classes I attended the speaker stated that the upper radiator hose bursting on the C4s along with the trash that accumulates between the AC radiator and the car's radiator were the 2 worst problems in the cooling system.
He recommended changing out the upper hose before each summer's cruising season. He said that under hood heat was the problem.
Since the newest of the C4s is approaching 20 years of age then all owners should be aware of this problem.
I cleaned out the radiator right after I got it. Horribly neglected. I've been on a total of 650 miles on road trips since May. The only reason I mentioned it was "tongue in cheek" because I'm ordering all new underhood hoses for it and flushing/changing coolant which has been in there for 3.5 years. Dexcool.
I changed my upper and lower radiator hoses when the car was about 20 years old. The original hoses were both fine and I don't think they really needed to be replaced.
My top hose on the 95 had been replaced at one time, don't know when. But it blew as my friend was driving it on the autocross course. He shifted from 1st to 2nd and in 4 seconds we lost 1.5 gallons of coolant.
radiator hoses can look just fine and be shot. the hoses reinforcing layer can break down inside the rubber and you will never know till it pops. 10 years is about all id trust them for.
I would be concerned. You don't want a hose to go and end up in a bad situation. Change them all. You can find them at Rockauto at a reasonable cost.
$153 less shipping from Rock Auto for everything. I'll probably order sometime next week. It's time for a coolant change anyway. 3+ years on the Dexcool.
$153 less shipping from Rock Auto for everything. I'll probably order sometime next week. It's time for a coolant change anyway. 3+ years on the Dexcool.
Update, found that the heater core is leaking. Oh well, total cooling system work now. Ordered all the parts from Rock Auto. Now waiting for cooler weather.
Update, found that the heater core is leaking. Oh well, total cooling system work now. Ordered all the parts from Rock Auto. Now waiting for cooler weather.
Common repair. Luckily for me it mine was replaced by the previous owner along with the water pump.