I have to replace the heater sensor located on the firewall that has two hoses attached do I have to drain the coolant first and can I get to the longer hose to release it from the heater core?

Asked by hillhx1 Feb 28, 2016 at 02:14 PM about the 2010 Nissan Titan SE King Cab

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Can I cut the hoses and install them to the new part with new clamps? using
the old hoses that are difficult to reach way down in the engine compartment.

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Ya, but make sure the hoses would be long enough to re-attach to the new part. Just pinch the hoses off so they are not leaking coolant when you do this, you will loose some.

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Thank you, one other thingcan i re use the hoses by cutting them and join ing with the new hose and a tube insert into both hoses so i dont lose any length?

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