What are the causes of car hose burst?
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Car hose burst is caused by: 1. Poor quality or aging of the hose; 2. Excessive pressure in the radiator. Reasons for high radiator pressure include insufficient coolant in the radiator, the fan not fully opening or being damaged and not working, a dirty radiator, excessive scale blockage, thermostat failure, and cylinder gasket damage. If a hose burst is detected, the vehicle must not be started or driven. It is essential to have a professional mechanic inspect, repair, or replace the hose before driving the vehicle again. Observe whether the car hose is swollen. Some hoses may appear significantly larger after prolonged use, with the hose clamp at the connection visibly smaller compared to the swollen hose. In such cases, consider replacing all the car hoses.