well according to murphy's law the other one will break soon so may as well do them both, these are the parts you need
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Kee Fuller
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Bad news, cant wait for the oem part to come in. So i went across the street to the oriley and got the dorman version.
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New tires... 305/35r24 pirelli P zero
That will work for now, but I would recommend getting the oem parts at some point they will last longer
No it's red coolant. Those fittings are a weak spot, should have warned you. The same ******* thing happened to me when I did my wires. You can get new dorman crap pieces from Auto store if you are in a hurry. There is a company that makes aluminum tee's but they are expensive as hell. In the mean time, you can cut that crimped end off the hose, and slide it onto the stub that is left and clamp.
https://www.dormanproducts.com/gsea...YMM&parttype=HVAC%20Heater%20Hose%20Connector
See this thread and read up on the subject:
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/gruven-heater-core-t-connectors.107087/page-23
Kee Fuller
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Any idea on how to remove the broken piece off the end part?
Where the 2 flat thin plastic pieces are snap those off with those bent nose pliers you used for the plug wires, then it will slide off sort of, there kind of a *****, you may end up having to just break little pieces off until it comes off
this piece on both sides, then you can try squeezing the white clip in and then pull on the connector
once you have that off the new one just slides on until it locks into place
if there is enough plastic left just leave it and slide the new hose over it, if it is already broken off too short then you will have to replace the T
