front right hand pipe is loose around the metal corner pipe coming from the oil cooler radiator. Need to know best way to fix, if it just a replacement hose can you suggest the best places to order one. Or if a jubilee clip will suffice.
Which bit do you think is loose ? The pipes are solid & that is only a protective rubber cover. The problem with those is the rubber traps moisture & rots the pipe, that pipe looks like its leaking, its a known fault, Honda did issue a recall on the 6th gen for that, but I can't remember which years.
Which bit do you think is loose ? The pipes are solid & that is only a protective rubber cover. The problem with those is the rubber traps moisture & rots the pipe, that pipe looks like its leaking, its a known fault, Honda did issue a recall on the 6th gen for that, but I can't remember which years.
I'm sure someone else will chime in with details.
3 hours ago, hellindustries
If those tubes are anything like the price of the same for the 5th gen, then don't be shocked at paying over £100 for a new part. Per side.
I think it's just the rubber hose that's loose - the metal pipes are fine but it's then finding a new hose replacement
Oh, if it's just a rubber hose, try a local hydraulics place. They can usually do the right hose, to the right spec for a good price, all fitted to the pipe and ready.
Hence the question which bit do you think is loose ? If its the first piece of rubber down from the cooler that you have circled, that is just a cover, its not pressure bearing.
Honda OEMs are silly expensive about £140 each side, I just wanted to replace mine as they are corroded to hell. Manger to get some on France Ebay for £16 for the pair and a tenner postage, they are not perfect but a 100 times better condition than mine. Barring that find a comopany called Pirtek they will make up new ones with braided hose and fit your fittings for about £65.00.
If you fit replacements, then strip the so called "protective" rubber skins off, they just hold moisture & encourage rust ! If you do a search I did a how to replace your hoses with braided hoses for the 5th Gen, but same process with longer hoses could be used on the 6th gen.
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