Watching on side of the road in middle of night with that fitting on hose assembly leaking- it is cracked. Thank God towing is $450 bucks back home and God gave me mind to look stuff up on RUclips Thank you!
Thanks for your video, was the best I found to follow on my 2005 Tahoe. Took me a little over an hour to complete. Looking at your video again, I see that the hose to my fluid tank is not pushed on as far as yours, so I better redo that part (it's really hard to push that one on for some reason). Everything else went smooth, and my truck is no longer leaking fluid.
Awesome video, the Y piece just failed on my 2005 silverado 10 minutes ago, this video will help me to put it back to work quick. Keep up the good work
@@crazymath9134 i don’t think the y piece is sold separately , I bought the complete assembly, dorman 626-538 (the one I bought) please check if this works for your car. I search it as hose heater assembly
u really helping us !!!!! i have a similiar vehicle and did exactly what u did and with this video my job was very easy to do. thanks alot ! god bless u 🙏🏼
Just did this on cammed 5.3 Silverado thanks for help man at first I bought the wrong part went back to the auto shop picked up a new hose my shit was leaking bad. Just a heads up DRAIN YOUR RADIATOR BEFORE OUR IT WILL EXPLODE OUT AND BIG MESS
FYI, There's a really cool tool to remove those particular clamps. Don't ask me the name bc I can't remember. The hobby shop on base had them. I used them and afterwards I went to Sears and bought it. It really helps to clamp down and it locks in place.
I bought the 60 dollar option from O'Reilly's and it allows for a easy splice into the old QC on my '05 silverrobbo , those older version Quick Connect aren't the easy quick disconnect like in this video, they were a time saver on the GM assembly line, but to remove them is another story, the passenger side one can be hell to remove since there's barely enough room to get the removal tool in place and then getting my fingers to do what is supposed to be done is damn near impossible, the updated QC's are better for removal.
question...on the new hose it has 3 clamps on the connector piece to all 3 hoses...thats the piece that broke on my truck, can i just replace that connector piece instead of replacing the entire unit? Thats how my truck is set up...i have 3 clamps there whereas on your original piece there are no clamps
Thanks soooo much! This is the only video that shows the “Y” instead of the connecter to the firewall. I’m gonna be doing this myself, do you recommend taking off any parts to make it easy to get to?
Hello. Not sure what happened to my reply. I am pretty sure it will fit, you can verify here on Dormans website, scroll down and click on page 2. You will see the Yukons there..... www.dormanproducts.com/p-91571-626-553.aspx?year=2008&make=GMC&origin=keyword It's a Prime item on Amazon, amzn.to/3S7vfcl, and half the cost of my local automotive store.... Hope this helps!
How do you figure out if the hose assembly is for auxiliary heat or without? Both assemblies look the same and really I just need the y fitting but can only find it in the assembly.
00:47- 00:55? I would replace it, if It were an option, if I couldn't I would rock with it, knowing it will eventually need to get replaced. Any damage to your hose?
Wondering… Why weren’t the clamps reused? Also Cap was replaced during warm up preventing air to escape…(?) I replaced the other hose , Month or so later replaced the water pump, & thermostat Now it’s 4am a few weeks later and now I have to replace this hose( leaking at the y) Knew I should’ve replaced at least both hoses at the same time New I should’ve replaced this hose when I replaced the water pump 2014 esv
Yes, ‘cause you would be losing coolant through the cracks. It’s mostly the y connector that’s the problem. It is made out of plastic, so it cracks really easily.
Thanks for checking out the video. No, the part , 626-553, will not fit your 2006. 626-538 may be the fit for your yukon. Here is a link for you to see if your vehicle is on the list of applicable vehicles. Let us know if it helps. www.dormanproducts.com/p-100842-626-538.aspx
@@MaldonadosGarage thank you very much you just verified my part that I just found out yesterday. You are very correct I need part 626-538. Very helpful
mine has failed exactly at the Y fitting ( small pin hole leak - took me few months to find out as it only leaks at full pressure) , i couldn't find the Y or T connector and found through this video that it only come in one big assembly. the new part from Doorman has the Y piece made out of aluminum compare to OEM which was plastic.
Quick bit of info. Trany fluid is sweet and some cats will lick it up if they get the chance. Sadly fatal most of the time. I see this guys is being careful.
Hi, thanks. Hope you are doing better than great! I want to say it fits based off of what I can find, but please confirm. This is the application guide from Dormans website. Scroll down and see page 2. www.dormanproducts.com/p-91571-626-553.aspx?year=2008&make=GMC&origin=keyword Here is a link to get it for about $36 from Amazon as a Prime item as well, half the cost of my local automotive store.... Not sure if its the same for you... amzn.to/3E2rajD Hope the video helps, let us know when you are back up with 0 leaks!
@@MaldonadosGarage just ordered it! I’m nervous about the top connection. 2 years ago I had the replace the top heater core connector that is the to the left. The part that said it fit didn’t include the right style connector to connect the hose. It did have a barb end so I wound up removing the inner hose piece to just slide onto the new barb and hose clamp it.
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Watching on side of the road in middle of night with that fitting on hose assembly leaking- it is cracked.
Thank God towing is $450 bucks back home and God gave me mind to look stuff up on RUclips
Thank you!
What happened were you able to fix it?
Thanks for your video, was the best I found to follow on my 2005 Tahoe. Took me a little over an hour to complete. Looking at your video again, I see that the hose to my fluid tank is not pushed on as far as yours, so I better redo that part (it's really hard to push that one on for some reason). Everything else went smooth, and my truck is no longer leaking fluid.
Awesome video, the Y piece just failed on my 2005 silverado 10 minutes ago, this video will help me to put it back to work quick. Keep up the good work
Do you know the name of the y piece? I have a leak there
@@crazymath9134 i don’t think the y piece is sold separately , I bought the complete assembly, dorman 626-538 (the one I bought) please check if this works for your car. I search it as hose heater assembly
I have an 07 Escalade and I need to replace the exact same piece. U made it look easy, thanks
Thanks, I hope it goes well for you.
Good job dude! This video helped a lot. My hose just started leaking this morning and now I need to replace it.
u really helping us !!!!! i have a similiar vehicle and did exactly what u did and with this video my job was very easy to do. thanks alot ! god bless u 🙏🏼
Thank you buddy! Great video! About to put this on my 2004 Tahoe.
Thanks brother great video saved me some money and a headache
Happy to hear you are all set! 👍
Just did this on cammed 5.3 Silverado thanks for help man at first I bought the wrong part went back to the auto shop picked up a new hose my shit was leaking bad. Just a heads up DRAIN YOUR RADIATOR BEFORE OUR IT WILL EXPLODE OUT AND BIG MESS
Brooooo Thank You So Much For Making This Video,You Saved Me So Much Time And Energy….💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Really helpful thanks for taking the time to record 👍👍
Good video. Why didn’t you use the factory spring clamps?
You doing very good job 👍👍 👍👍
Nice video 👌 👌👌👌
Good teaching 👍👍 👍 👍
Thank you so much for
Thank you
oil change placed tried to rip me off, 289 fit fix for a 10 minute job , thanks for vid
That video helps me a lot dude thx 🙏🏼
No problem, glad it helped. Hope you are doing better than great!
FYI, There's a really cool tool to remove those particular clamps. Don't ask me the name bc I can't remember. The hobby shop on base had them. I used them and afterwards I went to Sears and bought it. It really helps to clamp down and it locks in place.
Neumatic hose clamp plier Amazon just in case
I bought the 60 dollar option from O'Reilly's and it allows for a easy splice into the old QC on my '05 silverrobbo , those older version Quick Connect aren't the easy quick disconnect like in this video, they were a time saver on the GM assembly line, but to remove them is another story, the passenger side one can be hell to remove since there's barely enough room to get the removal tool in place and then getting my fingers to do what is supposed to be done is damn near impossible, the updated QC's are better for removal.
Thanks, I was pressing on those tabs no wonder it would come out
Happy it helped!
Thanks for your video it really helped
Thanks a lot man it was very helpful..
I never would of thought about putting cardboard down to absorb the coolant
Thank man my “Y” just started leaking and this video helped out a lot. Curious why you don’t use the original hose clamps?
Great to hear the video helped you. I may have had an issue with clearance for the clamp going to the reservoir, don't really recall....
The original clamps deform a little, and over time they loose tension.
Thank you. I needed this video You're awesome.
Awesome!!! Good to go?
Do you have a video replacing the back low pressure heat and ac rubber line
What is the hose part number for the hose to the left? I have to replace is.. Thanks in advance
question...on the new hose it has 3 clamps on the connector piece to all 3 hoses...thats the piece that broke on my truck, can i just replace that connector piece instead of replacing the entire unit? Thats how my truck is set up...i have 3 clamps there whereas on your original piece there are no clamps
Thanks soooo much! This is the only video that shows the “Y” instead of the connecter to the firewall. I’m gonna be doing this myself, do you recommend taking off any parts to make it easy to get to?
Man thank you a lot!! Just did mine my only question is that how much coolant I should add after replacing the hoses??
Great news.. Happy it helped.. Your coolant resevoir has a fill line, mine says full cold. Check it out and share what you do.
@@MaldonadosGarage ok after I’ve filled it up and drove around I’ve noticed that my gage was going a little over 210 while driving.
And yes the coolant reservoir was low after shutting my suburban off.
I recommend filling to the full cold after letting the vehicle get cold.
@@MaldonadosGarage thank you
Very helpful, thanks.
Awesome video! I do have a question, my Y fitting seems to have a leak and I have a 2008 gmc Yukon XL with rear air. Will this part work?? Thanks!!
Hello. Not sure what happened to my reply. I am pretty sure it will fit, you can verify here on Dormans website, scroll down and click on page 2. You will see the Yukons there..... www.dormanproducts.com/p-91571-626-553.aspx?year=2008&make=GMC&origin=keyword
It's a Prime item on Amazon, amzn.to/3S7vfcl, and half the cost of my local automotive store....
Hope this helps!
I'm from Michigan are plastic squeeze connectors need wrenches and oil
How do you figure out if the hose assembly is for auxiliary heat or without? Both assemblies look the same and really I just need the y fitting but can only find it in the assembly.
From my understanding researching they are different sizes
Great video , where was it leaking from
Can you use the same hose? How do I remove the black part from the hose? Brake it ?
00:47- 00:55? I would replace it, if It were an option, if I couldn't I would rock with it, knowing it will eventually need to get replaced. Any damage to your hose?
Big help. Thanks a lot!!
Happy it helped!
Wondering…
Why weren’t the clamps reused?
Also
Cap was replaced during warm up preventing air to escape…(?)
I replaced the other hose ,
Month or so later replaced the water pump, & thermostat
Now it’s 4am a few weeks later and now I have to replace this hose( leaking at the y)
Knew I should’ve replaced at least both hoses at the same time
New I should’ve replaced this hose when I replaced the water pump
2014 esv
If theres a leak in any of those two hoses will cause over heating?
Yes, ‘cause you would be losing coolant through the cracks. It’s mostly the y connector that’s the problem. It is made out of plastic, so it cracks really easily.
Question, where was it leaking from?
I have a 2006 Yukon will this with auxiliary. Will this part number work. Everything seems the same except it starts for 2007
Thanks for checking out the video. No, the part , 626-553, will not fit your 2006.
626-538 may be the fit for your yukon.
Here is a link for you to see if your vehicle is on the list of applicable vehicles.
Let us know if it helps.
www.dormanproducts.com/p-100842-626-538.aspx
@@MaldonadosGarage thank you very much you just verified my part that I just found out yesterday. You are very correct I need part 626-538. Very helpful
Good luck, let us know how your project goes. Thanks for watching!
that is really helpful!
Happy it helped...
Can I apply this part number hose in the video to my 2002 yukon ?
www.dormanproducts.com/gsearch.aspx?year=2002&make=GMC&model=Yukon&origin=YMM&parttype=HVAC%2520Heater%2520Hose%2520Assembly
Here are the parts for your vehicle, qt least the parts from Dorman....
Great video. Thanks.
Hope it helped and you are leak free!
Great video thanks
Thanks!
A shop i used in Kaufman Texas wants almost $800 to change both hoses 😥
If the plastic Y fitting near the water pump fails, do you have to buy this whole hose assembly?
I couldnt find the y fitting sold individually, only the T fitting
That’s also what I’m looking for
yes! GM pretty much makes them as a one piece unit
Maldonado's Garage yes they’re on eBay , amazon & at local part stores.
mine has failed exactly at the Y fitting ( small pin hole leak - took me few months to find out as it only leaks at full pressure) , i couldn't find the Y or T connector and found through this video that it only come in one big assembly. the new part from Doorman has the Y piece made out of aluminum compare to OEM which was plastic.
Way easier if u take off intake cowl
Thank you!
Appreciate this, needed it
Quick bit of info. Trany fluid is sweet and some cats will lick it up if they get the chance. Sadly fatal most of the time. I see this guys is being careful.
Thank you.
Welcome!
You could of just used the old clamps instead of them screw tight clamps but great video
Part numbers
Thanks bro
👍
Why not just use the old clamps they seemed to be serviceable
Peace of mind?
Mines not leaking fluid but still overheating wtf 😆
Waterpump?
Ever heard of a bucket🤦♂️
Tripode
Great feedback, thank you. Greatly appreciate it. Hope this year if going better than great!
Awesome video! I do have a question, my Y fitting seems to have a leak and I have a 2008 gmc Yukon XL with rear air. Will this part work?? Thanks!!
Hi, thanks. Hope you are doing better than great!
I want to say it fits based off of what I can find, but please confirm. This is the application guide from Dormans website. Scroll down and see page 2. www.dormanproducts.com/p-91571-626-553.aspx?year=2008&make=GMC&origin=keyword
Here is a link to get it for about $36 from Amazon as a Prime item as well, half the cost of my local automotive store.... Not sure if its the same for you...
amzn.to/3E2rajD
Hope the video helps, let us know when you are back up with 0 leaks!
@@MaldonadosGarage just ordered it! I’m nervous about the top connection. 2 years ago I had the replace the top heater core connector that is the to the left. The part that said it fit didn’t include the right style connector to connect the hose. It did have a barb end so I wound up removing the inner hose piece to just slide onto the new barb and hose clamp it.
@Jbaroncelli All will go smooth, and you will be good to go! Enjoy your weekend!
Thanks very helpful 👍