Engines return hot coolant to the radiator through top hose, and cooled coolant goes back to the engine through the bottom hose, so a difference in temperature between the two would not be unusual. Assuming you have allowed the engine to come up to temperature and the bottom hose is stone cold, either the radiator or bottom hose is blocked, the water pump has failed or there is an air lock. A seized viscous coupling on a cooling fan or a permanently running electric fan can also make the radiator over-cool, but the bottom hose would feel slightly cooler than the top hose, not cold.
It is located on the bottom of the windshield washer reservoir.
well, considering that there is no 1989 Toyota tacoma, i wouldn't think so..if you're talking about a 1989 Toyota pickup, then no
The 1989 Toyota pickup had a curb weight that ranged from 2,565 pounds to 3,765 pounds. The '89 Toyota pickup was selected as Motor Trend's 'Truck of the Year.'
Yes
The estimated cost to replace a clutch and radiator, in a 1989 Nissan pickup truck is $1100. A private mechanic may be able to do the job for less.
I give up, where?
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The fuse for the wipers on a 1989 Toyota pickup are located under the dash, near the hood release. It is in the main fuse panel which controls most of the vehicle's electronics.
the stock Toyota gear ratio is 4.11
The petcock on a 1989 Chevy Celebrity is at the bottom of the radiator on the drivers side.
The petcock is at the bottom of the radiator on the drivers side of the car.
bottom passengers side of radiator