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The Hummer Coolant Pipe prevents the heat nearing the engine by directing the smooth flow of the coolant between the block and radiator, enabling the drivers to utilize all the adventure power. Unstoppable, Hummer shining in rough roads, and with body clearance, advanced four-wheel drive, and suspension, designed to shake off any rock, panoramic windows and spacious seats make the ride comfortable, with high confidence, and the big V8 gives instant torque when climbing steep roads, the tires grabbing in sand, and the cabin making no noise over gravel. Intuitive terrain controls and vivid screens are also packed in Hummer so that the drivers can keep an eye on the tilt angles and temperatures at a glance, and they realize that crude power may be easy and enjoyable to operate. The Coolant Pipe is a curved metal pipe that joins engine, heater circuit and radiator to ensure flow remains constant and prevents overheating when climbing on difficult terrain. Changing a Coolant Pipe is straightforward when you remain calm and organized to undertake it by ensuring that you park up the Hummer overnight so that the coolant can get out of pressure and the cap is removed to prevent sprays. Tightly pour out the coolant into a pan, loosen the clamps and remove the exhausted pipe. Wipe faces, press in O-rings and slide the new Coolant Pipe into position without twisting. Tighten bolts to specifications, re-clamp snaps back, fill system with coolant, bleed air bubbles, start engine, monitor temperature gauge, look at joints dripping, the following day inspect level of coolant, and end a repair.