What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Made it to Destin/Fort Walton Beach FL this evening about 6pm after stopping off for a few hours at the USS Alabama in Mobile. We've been in New Orleans since Saturday and left there this morning.

The XL drove/rode great. The cargo area was filled wirh suitcases and other bags/crap, and my daughter took over the 3rd row while my 18yr old boy had the second row buckets.

View from our hotel room balcony..... 287d4e31786dfee75e761bb4a0777c18.jpg

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2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18
 

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Well I got the new radiator from the lovely folks at rock auto. Got that installed, along with replaced radiator hoses. I'd still like to get the heater lines replaced, but I cant seem to find the right stuff....everywhere wants to sell me bulk hose...not stuff with the quick disconnects......the search continues.

15834773 HOSE 1.240--->this is the one with the y at the water pump
General Motors 22885825, HVAC Heater Hose---.this is the single one


15055342 is the black T
15055343 is the white T

Dorman sells this...
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-91571-626-553.aspx?year=2008&make=Chevrolet&model=Suburban%201500&parttype=HVAC%20Heater%20Hose%20Assembly&origin=YMM

Dorman # 626-553

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It has a METAL Y-connector instead of the plastic one that came from the factory.

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I haven't purchased one of these yet but I intend to at some point in the future.

I am hoping to hold out until Gruven gets the new T-connectors into production.

Just thought I would post this info as I was previously unaware that it was an option.
 

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Dorman sells this...
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-91571-626-553.aspx?year=2008&make=Chevrolet&model=Suburban%201500&parttype=HVAC%20Heater%20Hose%20Assembly&origin=YMM

Dorman # 626-553

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It has a METAL Y-connector instead of the plastic one that came from the factory.

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I haven't purchased one of these yet but I intend to at some point in the future.

I am hoping to hold out until Gruven gets the new T-connectors into production.

Just thought I would post this info as I was previously unaware that it was an option.
interesting.....I have had that plastic y fail before but not until after many years
 

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Well I got the new radiator from the lovely folks at rock auto. Got that installed, along with replaced radiator hoses. I'd still like to get the heater lines replaced, but I cant seem to find the right stuff....everywhere wants to sell me bulk hose...not stuff with the quick disconnects......the search continues.


Ordered mine Monday for Thurs/Fri delivery and Sat install due to a failed plastic quick connect last Sunday.. I too spent a few hours tracking down parts. Dang plastic parts.... My hoses had GM numbers on them but the numbers listed are the newer ones.
 

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Dorman sells this...
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-91571-626-553.aspx?year=2008&make=Chevrolet&model=Suburban%201500&parttype=HVAC%20Heater%20Hose%20Assembly&origin=YMM

Dorman # 626-553

View attachment 219714

It has a METAL Y-connector instead of the plastic one that came from the factory.

View attachment 219717

I haven't purchased one of these yet but I intend to at some point in the future.

I am hoping to hold out until Gruven gets the new T-connectors into production.

Just thought I would post this info as I was previously unaware that it was an option.
Hrrrrrm now this is the quandry of the century I tell you. It's metal......but its dorman. It's metal..........but its dorman. It's a dorman.......but its metal. It's metal.................................BUT ITS A DORMAN. DAMMMIT!
 
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Hrrrrrm now this is the quandry of the century I tell you. It's metal......but its dorman. It's metal..........but its dorman. It's a dorman.......but its metal. It's metal.................................BUT ITS A DORMAN. DAMMMIT!
.... And it's available now, not someday hopefully.... Lol

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Hrrrrrm now this is the quandry of the century I tell you. It's metal......but its dorman. It's metal..........but its dorman. It's a dorman.......but its metal. It's metal.................................BUT ITS A DORMAN. DAMMMIT!
I would buy it for the metal part but use the oem hose with oem quick connect on the firewall at least it would be one less thing to worry about
 

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I would buy it for the metal part but use the oem hose with oem quick connect on the firewall at least it would be one less thing to worry about

That was my thought as well... except I was thinking of just using silicone hoses.

I called Dorman and, unfortunately they don't sell the metal part seperate from the hoses... oh well, such is life.
 

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That was my thought as well... except I was thinking of just using silicone hoses.

I called Dorman and, unfortunately they don't sell the metal part seperate from the hoses... oh well, such is life.
you can find the whole part on ebay for like $35-40
 

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