What is a water pipe?

The water distribution tube is responsible for conveying the coolant to specific locations throughout the engine's cooling system.

Keep in mind:

If you decide to do it yourself, then you will need a socket set, a screwdriver, a wrench, a spark plug wire puller, caulk, a clean rag, a rubber mallet, and of course, a replacement water pipe (which can be many times more expensive than use technology to do this). for you). Be sure to place your vehicle in a well-ventilated area with proper lighting so that you can better see its components during repairs.

How it is done:

Professional technicians can best check if the water pipe is leaking by checking the coolant pressure in the cooling system. Access the pipe by removing engine components such as the airbox, fan shroud, cooling fan, V-ribbed belt, radiator hoses, and coolant hoses. Remove the hose clamp and fasten the fasteners. Some pipes have coolant sensors that need to be removed or replaced. Do the procedure in reverse order. Do a vehicle test to make sure. Let it cool down to check the coolant level and then fill it up.

Our recommendations:

Water pipe can come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, so be sure to select the correct size when replacing if you decide to do it yourself.

What are the common symptoms that indicate the need to replace the water pipe?

• Steam is coming out of your engine
• Coolant leak under the front of the car
• Poor heater pressure from vents
• Rust, deposits or corrosion at the water pump site

How important is this service?

This service is vital as it monitors the cooling and temperature of your engine; a malfunction can cause the engine to overheat and cause internal damage.