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Is this missing clamp could explain my burned coolant odor? Can i simply remove the hose, install a new clamp and plug it back without bleeding/removing air from the system?
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POST 2Original post
If you're talking about the "missing clamp" on the hose that's connected to the SAI pump, that's impossible. The SAI system has nothing to do with the coolant. Also, I think I've seen some has a clamp and some don't on that SAI hose. Your coolant smell is like from a bad CAP or a cracked coolant reservoir. Both are very common.
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Thanks for the quick reply !!
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Mine did not have a clamp on the hose to the SAI but the parts book showed one in this position so I added one.
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