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Originally Posted by latief
even better, don't touch the existing clamps, just buy two more clamps. loosen them all the way (the come apart), and install them on the outer edges of the hose (towards the head and the thermostat housing)......if that does not fix it then you will need to replace it, but this will cost you $5 as apposed to a water pump job....
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Thanks. I did get new clamps from Advance auto parts as recommended, but I only removed the one on the side that was leaking. The hose is so short, I was not able to get another clamp on the end of the hose, so I had to remove that one.
It seems to have stopped... I will know more next time I drive it, but I am having rear brakes issues now, so not sure when I can drive it again.
The hose did seem to move up in the middle with the new clamp on... hopefully it wont burst.