CRP Automotive CHR0406R Rein Radiator Review

Upper Radiator Hose Replaced, Fits Perfectly, No Leaks. The hardest part was removing the old radiator hose without damaging the plastic parts.

My OEM top is leaking. It was the cheapest I found and Rein is a good quality brand of BMW after market parts that will fit as an OEM. There are no leaks yet.

Great work! Make sure you push hard to secure it and line up the quick-release fasteners with the grooves or it'll pop out like a potato cannon.

Small nipple broke when replacing coolant hose from reservoir, this fits perfectly and prevented coolant leakage. It wasn't easy to get off, but the end result was amazing for my BMW (2011 e90, 328i).

Too small for e90 or 3 series chassis. It is at least 2 inches shorter, the hose is much smaller than the factory hose. I'm not sure if it's supposed to fit, but it doesn't match OEM specs at all. The photo on the left is the factory hose. You can see how much longer it is and how much wider the pipe is.

Perfect replacement for my 2006 e90. BMW). But I changed the expansion tank vent hose anyway (because the plastic broke, you know), so I thought it might be possible to connect the new one to the new one as well. If possible, drain the coolant before replacing. Time and now I'm still cleaning up spilled coolant. and if you are a handyman with Oetiker clamps (more power to you) you will need a new one (I used a Kohler/Worm clamp instead). This is easier to solve in the future if needed (but…