This vid legit just helped me out after I lost coolant on the road while running some errands this morning, found a hole where it all sprayed out, took it off and cut it and put it back on, and all is well! Thank you!!

I still keep my 98 Honda Civic. Your video helps me save a lot of money, i almost brought it to my mechanic to be repaired, for sure I will be charged for $200-$300 just for this simple repair. Thank you.

I found that out the hard way after replacing my thermostat and water pump! Great fix. Finally fixed mine. Also if your instrument cluster isn't reading it is the temp sender right next to that small hose that needs replacing, not the ECT to the far right or the fan switch on the t-stat housing.

Thanks to you and your best helper!!! You guys ROCK!!! I had the same problem with my My 2000 Civic LX. I also found a different tutorial looking for an oil leak. That's where I learned how to remove the distributor and more easily access the clamp that holds the leaking hose. I also cut the hose about 2" -2/12 " from the end. Then I had to cut and pry the rest of the end where the rubber hose had "bonded" to the hard metal pipe nipple. This left enough hose to slide over the nipple and clamp with the original factory clamp.

I replaced my radiator AND upper + lower hoses with OEM parts and I still had a leak. I thought I had solved the problem but I was still leaking, I read some forums and it brought me to this video. Sure enough, the heater core hose had a hole in it. Thanks for this video!

THANK YOU!!!! I'm having the same problem and couldn't figure it out. You're a lifesaver

100% helped me out today. Thank you for posting this video.

Thank you SO much! That was exactly the problem with my civic. I fixed myself in a few minutes!

Thank you, this is exactly what happened to me. This video was very helpful. Thanks for confirming my thoughts for this simple solution.

Thanks my guy this worked, checked and found a crack in the hose. Cutting and putting it back works like new (Recommend doing this if you think thiers a leak).

Absolute life saver man. Thank you so much 🤝

Bro this video saved my asss Thanks coolant kept leaking but that was the problem now its fixed 👍👍👍👍😤😤

Oh ok! My distributor o-ring also needed replaced, and now my coolant has mysteriously vanished and below the min line and overheating after only 3 months of changing out and pressure testing and stuff. I'm afraid I might have a blown head gasket but before I do anything crazy I'll definitely check those hoses and especially that one, thanks this is very helpful! Right now I'm driving everyday with the heat on full blast in 90 degree weather, just to keep the coolant needle from creeping up at idle, sweating my butt off, so... lol.

Thanks man a life saver because mines got the same problem and I was thinking of cutting the piece of the same hose just where the hole was at and reuse the same hose thanks

98 Civic LX here. This was 100% exactly the problem with mine. Thanks for sharing this!

Bruh just spent all week and $400 in new tools parts replacing my water pump then find out it was small leak exactly same spot as yours lol, thanks for this vid gOnNa chop my hose tomorrow

Goood stuff man easy fix and back on the road 👍

Brooo I thought I had a bad gasket. I looked at this video and holy shit, its the same problem! Good video man! saved me a couple of bucks

This def helps. Same thing just happened to mine. Thanx man

You just solved my problem, best news ever, especially since some guy at the auto parts store was saying, “It could be a head gasket.” Umm, there is no way - there’s been no signs for it. So, thank you!!! I reached under there and found the fingertip sized hole in that hose. Now to figure out how to pinch the clamp to remove the hose, because the clamp ends are positioned upward against the distributor cap. Did you cut the hose first, then remove the remaining hose/clamp on the nipple? Thanks again for posting this video, life saver!

My exact problem. Thanks! Mine is a 2000 civic with 380,000 miles still running like a top

Thank you bro helped me alot good video nice and clear good explanation as well

Thank you I believe this is my issue as well. ironically I was about a mile from my house too. Gotta live Honda’s very reliable and wen they do breaks down you’re basically home.

Thanks!! Helped

Thanks guy my problem exactly 💯

Helped my 6th Gen Accord, Just as described! Only other issue is that my fans aren't kicking in on time causes some overheating still. : /

Had this problem come up today and that very hose was squirting out coolant. Running to my autozone to get her back on the road 😎

Awesome tip

Exactly the same here on 2000 Civic! I did the same fix!

Thank you

Slow drip on left side, going to check this when i get home from work. Fingers crossed 🤞

my radiator split open on the bottom of the seal on my way home a few days ago and i only got it back in october, had to get a new one

My cooleant leak was underneath close to my timing belt. I guess lower radiator hose

That paint job looks mint for 216,000 miles. Has it ever been repainted at all or is it original? I have a Civic that’s also a 98 that has the metallic blue paint color and I took mine into a paint shop 4 years ago and had the professionals repaint my car. Same color as it was right from the factory.

So my heater hose the same hose as in the video was leaking so i replaced the hose and thought it was good to go. Well went to a friends house and a big puddle of coolant was on the ground. I knew the hose was good. This was on friday now sunday i cranked the car and immediately started pouring coolant from the same spot so i took the hose off and it still looked brand new. I noticed the nipple for the hose had a bolt on it to crank it on and off. I gave it a quarter to half turn put it all back and wala leak is gone.

Did you have to drain the radiator fluid to remove that hose? Or can you remove it with the fluid in the radiator? I'm working the same job today.

Did that oil that leaked on the hose come from the distributor? Might as well switch out that o-ring.

What was the name for the hose ?

Hello, what sort of cutting tool did you use on the tool to get such a clean cut? Thanks.

My car was pouring coolant out that hose I turned it off and I hear sounds like when you warm up water in a kettle 😭

Great video. What is that part called and where can i buy that part?

Does anyone know the pet number for that hose? Thanks

This is exactly my problem now. Do you know the name of this hose by any chance

Thanks for this more fixetsyourself please 🤗

See but my coolant is leaking from my reservoir like is going through the radiator back into the reservoir and leaking out the cap

I love you

My 99 civic is leaking coolant more on the driver side. Is that where this leaks or is it on the passenger side? I'm really hoping its not the water pump lol

Question! What is the name of that small hose?

This might be my problem apart from my radiator leaking from the edges

Hello I’m having this same problem but I can’t get to the clamp which hose is this what’s the name for it?

What that piece the hose connect to ? I need a new one it looks like

bro finding out that i might have to pay 1000 to get y car fixed to find out that its this your a lifesaver gonna go cut it right now

You didn’t have to take the distributor off?

My leak drops down from the oil pan. My temps shoot up and my fan doesn’t seem to work :( idk what to do

What’s the name

What is the hose called? I can’t find the correct name so I can order the right one

did ya take the distributor off to get to it ?

Does anyone know what hose that is exactly

How did you get to it? It looks hard to reach

for my hose it get really hot is that normal ?

What’s the name of that hose

Just replace all the hoses... they are ancient.

I know this is late but, ever had blown head gasket?

my radiator split open on the bottom of the seal on my way home a few days ago and i only got it back in october, had to get a new one