Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Do88 Radiator and Coolant Hose Kit Install on My Turbo X!

Main Do88 Radiator and Coolant Hose Kit Install on My Turbo X!

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  • #18412
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    Check out do88 here: Today I install Do88’s radiator and coolant hose kit on my 2008 Saab 9-3 Turbo X! Check out my new shirt here: …

    #18413
    Peter van den Berg

    how long did it take you to change all the hoses?

    #18414
    Dennis Spors

    Got the Aero out of storage today. On the way home I thought what a fun car to drive

    #18415
    magna vox

    I got a lot of do88 stuff for my volvo. They are always solid parts and fit well. The intercoolers are a work of art.

    #18416
    suolihuuhtelu

    coolats got anti corrosion substances in them when they are new but they degrade overtime and start to corrode parts.

    #18417
    suolihuuhtelu

    what i really want to see is turbo / injectors / clutch upgrade 🙂

    #18418
    Boogeyman B

    I sold my saab 9-3 vector turbo inmaculated to paid a week summer camp in Yale University…I hope will be a good decision

    #18419
    Dennis Spors

    I changed to all DO 88 hoses. I found after a heat cycle the clamps needed to tighten again or there are leaks. Get a hose removal tool

    #18420
    Dhoff

    Lots of hoes 🤣

    #18421
    DTW Fishing Concepts

    Recently picked up a 2010 9-3, always loved SAABS, my friends and my awesome neighbor always had them. He drove from Maine to Hudson MA everyday for decades. He had a awesome 9000 CSE that he put 450k no issues. Great cars, I want one for everyone in my family.

    #18422
    smurf2106

    I'm liking these new mod videos, keep it up

    #18423
    michael Sanseverino

    It's dex cool people say it's fix but I say bull dex cool eats engine parts over time. There was a class action lawsuit over it. My fix is change it once a year.

    #18424
    JSavic

    Solution to ensure that your B284 engine (and turbo) doesn’t overheat and burn out coils and batteries :

    1. Remove plastic engine cover (as in video)
    2. After a hard run :
    a. Idle the engine for a couple of minutes to dissipate the hot gases
    b. Open hood to dissipate heat very quickly

    #18425
    Derpy Neon Turtle

    When you gonna clean the engine bay looks dirty

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