What are the causes of car hose rupture?
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Car hose rupture is caused by poor hose quality or aging. After the hose bursts, the car cannot continue to drive and must be repaired by replacing the hose and adding water or coolant before it can be driven again. You can observe whether the car hose is swollen. Some hoses will become significantly larger after prolonged use, making it obvious that the hose clamp is much smaller compared to the swollen hose. In such cases, it is advisable to consider replacing all the car hoses. Car hoses have the functions of circulation and heat dissipation. When the car is running, it generates a lot of heat. If the engine is not cooled in time, it will increase engine wear and shorten its lifespan.