"doctor280" <doctor28-@xxxx> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/dmcnews/?start=3599 > > > the coolant > > hoses on it have become old and have started to rot(specifically the ones > > attached to the coolant tank). My question is, if I replace them, will I > > have to pull the engine to get to all of them, or is it possible to reach > > them all without that much effort? > > Dont pull the engine !!! All the coolant hoses can be replaced without removing the engine. Some of the hoses are more difficult to get to then others, but you can get to all of them. It is best to have a lift or put the car on jack stands to get the ones under the car. There are 15 or 16 hoses on the Delorean ( I loose count ). It will be best to replace all the hoses. The hoses are offered in a kit from your friendly Delorean part suppliers. > > Sitting back and taking the credit, > Robert Starling > Vin#5252 > > ______________________________________________________ > although it is true the engine does not need to be removed tou will need to disassemble the top of it to get to the hoses behind the water pump.Also check the "o" rings under the water distribution pipe. Before you reassemble the engine pressure test to 10-12 psiat least for 15 min >