Requesting Opinions And Experiences On Cooling System Overhaul The po of my car had done a partial overhaul of the cooling system (expansion tank, all cooling hoses, thermostat) but had not replaced the radiator, or the water pump. anyway, my point is, about 2 months after i bought the car, a heater hose in the back blew a pinhole leak and was a real pain in the a$$ till i fixed it. E39 (1997 2003) requesting opinions and experiences on cooling system overhaul. jump to latest follow.
Turtle Expedition в Cooling System Overhaul Part 1 Cooling system overhaul: my diy experience. here's my side of the story on the feared cooling system overhaul. if you "fear" on doing the overhaul like i did, fear no more it is really not that hard to do. paying for the parts should be the scariest part of it. :yikes: belts, hepu wp, wp pulley (metal), thermostat and both hoses that connect to. Also, evan's npg anyone have any thoughts, i'm thinking based off the principal and theory behind it, it's a great solution to future maintenance with the cooling system but i would appreciate experienced opinions and reviews. any other preventive measures or suggestions would be appreciated as well to get my car up and running in tip top shape. Tips: use a curved pick tool to pull out the broken pieces try to prevent pushing them in. reassemble the broken pieces to make sure you got it all compare to new pipes. use brake clean, rags, emery cloth (lightly) and other mild abrasive to gingerly clean aluminum bore get it clean. As a preventative measure, e46 owners should attempt to replace certain parts on a regular basis. the typical service interval for a cooling overhaul falls in the 75,000 90,000 mile range. if you have the ability to do the work yourself, you can save yourself money by just buying the parts and doing the work yourself.
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