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The Dodge Coolant Reservoir Hose is a molded line that connects your overflow tank to your radiator, allowing coolant to flow in either direction to help prevent pressure issues. Coming from a hard machine shop in 1900, the maker of Dodge branding began in steel and in 1914 made proof of the first mass-built all-steel body. The Dodge is all about strength, not fluff. Every modern Dodge muscle car owns the road with HEMI power, track-tested suspension, and a cockpit that's more pit lane than living room. Even its electric plans rumble thanks to the new Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust, which adds a 600-watt roar or drops to whisper-quiet Stealth when the neighborhood sleeps. The tough construction minimizes the possibility of leaks, but it still helps to check it from time to time. That said, pairing that attitude with a solid Coolant Reservoir Hose keeps the temperatures tamed during hard pulls and stop-light sprints. Exchanging the Coolant Reservoir Hose is quick, so long as you don't take any shortcuts. Allow the feisty Dodge to cool down until you can touch the radiator cap with your palm. Open the hood, drop the coolant below the fittings, then pinch off and free the clamp ends with a flat screwdriver. Use your hands to twist the tired hose loose, then wipe each neck shiny before matching the new Coolant Reservoir Hose for length and bends before pushing it home. The seat clamps should be placed, the line routed clear of belts, the mix refilled, the air bled, the engine fired, and the drips scanned.