R32 Skyline coolant hose leak under intake manifold (RB25DE, RB20DET) GTST, GTS, GTE, GTS25

A quick overview on replacing a coolant hose that was leaking underneath the intake manifold on the RB25DE+T. This would be the same as a RB20DET GTST and RB20DE on a GTS. It is a tight space so I was unable to film everything.
Everything that I read online said that you needed to remove the intake manifold for this and I was able to do it by removing the starter and reaching underneath.

[@coupeL0VE]

nice dude. thanks for posting, just had the EXACT same little hose start leaking, so helps me a ton to see how you did it! Appreciate it!

[@mattb5fon]

Thanks for the post. Just had a catastrophic leak and did what you did. Same hose.

[@DIYAUTOCAR]

I'm glad that it helped. It was strange to me that it was the only hose that looked worn out. The rest looked fine. Was yours the same way?

[@O.Luukka]

@@DIYAUTOCAR i just ran to the same issue today. The only hose that was badly worn and had a crack inside that started leaking.

[@DIYAUTOCAR]

@@O.Luukka must be more common than I thought. Strange for just one to be that much worse than the rest.

[@doubleclutchin6860]

Just by looking at those coolant hoses, I have a migraine already lol. I see mine all the time and been dodging it and hope it lasts me a while.

[@DIYAUTOCAR]

Yeah it does not loik fun to have to replace any others. I'm glad that mine was just this hose. The rest still looked good and only this one seemed swollen and soft compared to the rest. I'll probably replace the rest when I put my front facing plenum on since I'll have easier access.

[@zquilts7540]

What size was that hose?