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Saturn Cooling Hose regulates the heat of engines by circulating coolant through key components so that there is no overheating and the performance of the engines can be guaranteed. Saturn was born in 1985 and went to re-invent the car building. In 1991, the company established its own factory which allowed teams to work on every detail of chassis to trim. The dent resistant plastic body panels that shuddered off the dings in a parking lot and made the car look like new years later were soon lauded by the owners. Saturn also employed accurate lost foam casting on its engines to trim down weight and improve efficiency, and a superior paint process which remained glossy unlike competitors. These progressive thoughts made Saturn a center of attention and a strong community who still appreciate the unique design and quality. No haggle pricing was also rolled out by the brand eliminating stressful bargaining and enhancing the relationship with the shoppers. You can easily install a new Cooling Hose at home provided you are patient. Allow the engine to cool down, remove the cap gradually to allow any remaining pressure to escape, add just enough coolant to have below the hose line. Take a photo to be able to match the routing and unscrew the clamps and unwind the old Cooling Hose. Clean the fittings and thereafter clamp both ends of the replacement Cooling Hose and ensure that both ends are seated and make sure that both are tightened equally. Adding fresh coolant, releasing compressed air, idling the car until you see no leaks, checking tension of the clamp, and you are finished.