Replacing THIS PART Just Made My Tahoe MUCH MORE Reliable

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  • čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
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Komentáře • 138

  • @paulrose9046
    @paulrose9046 Před 2 lety +7

    Been a watcher of yours for a couple years but just got my first Tahoe a couple weeks ago, an '02 with just over 101k on the ODO. Just here to say im absolutely loving binging the Tahiti playlist & cheers from just over the Kill in Jersey!

  • @IamDetre
    @IamDetre Před 2 lety +15

    Definitely great preventative maintenance. My front connector cracked and was leaking on my coil pack so I had a misfire every time I restarted after short trips. Great video

  • @zed366891
    @zed366891 Před 2 lety +10

    There aren’t a whole lot of people that work on Escalades on here (that I can find) so I always use your videos as a base when working on my 02. I really appreciate you making these videos!

    • @todddann3134
      @todddann3134 Před 2 lety +1

      I want to put the escalade interior in my tahoe. See how many people notice

    • @zed366891
      @zed366891 Před 2 lety

      @@todddann3134 as in the wood finish and leather? The only thing I would do to a Tahoe is give it that 3rd brake light. The big bar that’s sits on the top of the cargo door. But I’ve never had a Tahoe only my 02 Escalade lol. Hope it works for ya!

    • @todddann3134
      @todddann3134 Před 2 lety

      @@zed366891 yeah wood finish. Interchangeability , entire dash, interior door panels, caddy logo etc. I saw somewhere theres a kit to install pillar tail lights on tahoe. Can't for the life when we find it right now

    • @zed366891
      @zed366891 Před 2 lety

      @@todddann3134 hell ya that all would be awesome. Most of the shit specifically for 02 Escalades are discontinued, might just go to a junkyard and get those parts off some old caddy’s there

    • @Thekidsinafrica14
      @Thekidsinafrica14 Před rokem

      Same! I just bought an 02 escalade ext and hardly anyone works on them lol

  • @TorgeirBerge
    @TorgeirBerge Před 2 lety +4

    I just love these Tahoe videos you make. They are really great. I have followed since the first vid with Tahiti, and you are doing a great job on the car and the videos.

  • @Deviated09
    @Deviated09 Před rokem +2

    On my fronts, I basically did what you did on the rear. I put the hose straight to the plastic T and hose clamped on. Never a single problem out of them after a few years living in the southeast. I am glad I found this video, I need to check out my rears. Since the fronts both blew apart and crumbled, I expect the rears will be going out any day now as well.

    • @benfranklin5255
      @benfranklin5255 Před rokem

      Did the same on my 06 when it began leaking. Working like a champ.

  • @3rdgenjunkies57
    @3rdgenjunkies57 Před 2 lety +2

    I did the same to the front heater core that you did the the back one. Scrapped the quick disconnects and pushed hose over the lip and clamped it down. It has not leaked since.

  • @nathanielbolden5053
    @nathanielbolden5053 Před 2 lety +8

    I replaced my heater quik connects with y-connectors i bought from ebay had to wait for them to come from China yuk!...but couldn't find them in that size anywhere spliced some new heater hose to the factory assembly with some metal clamps and viola!...never better also upgraded all my vehicles to drilled and slotted rotors and they look and perform fabulously!...great videos man!...keep em coming!

    • @USMC518
      @USMC518 Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Nathaniel, I'm looking to do the save as you. Do you have a link for that y connector? Thank you.

  • @j.f.e.productions4098
    @j.f.e.productions4098 Před 2 lety +3

    Your editing is top notch! Very entertaining. Can't wait to see what happens when the snow clears out.

  • @craftsman673
    @craftsman673 Před 2 lety +1

    Dorman makes a aluminum Y piece { Dorman 47157 Coolant Hose Junction } to repace the the plastic one that goes to waterpump. No need to replace hoses... Just cut them off as close to the Y as possible on the 2 longer ones but the short piece that goes to waterpump needs to be broken out and cleaned. I just did mine a month ago with no issues so far.

  • @78suntan
    @78suntan Před 2 lety +1

    Ive been looking for the part number for the fittings on the firewall heating system thank you. I had to do a field repair on one barb it broke on the way back from the keys.

  • @cart-wheels
    @cart-wheels Před 2 lety +1

    I used similar looking brass hose connectors on my old suburban's rear heater hoses and they always leaked. I tightened the clamps weekly. It was as if someone loosened them. Hopefully you have better luck. Love your videos!

  • @KeithHez
    @KeithHez Před 2 lety +3

    Loves these Tahoe videos! Keep up the good work! Glad I found this channel!

  • @aland2253
    @aland2253 Před 2 lety +1

    I had the power stop rotors on my ‘03 Tahoe. All four corners. They looked good, even felt like they stopped better. About a year later they disintegrated from the inside out. Rust. I’ll never trust them again. YMMV. Don’t forget to do the break-in. Man is that fun.

  • @Conqueef-tadoor
    @Conqueef-tadoor Před 2 lety +3

    I replaced front heater quick connects right before I drove it to Disney World. Heard far too many stories about these failing. Sure enough, it literally crumbled apart when I went to go change it out. I didn't even know they had them in the rear as well. I need to look under there and check/replace them!!

  • @craigcornell490
    @craigcornell490 Před 2 lety +1

    Matt, I have watched all of your videos ref. Tahiti. Very helpful to me with my 2006 Tahoe that I now call Sir Leaks Alot. So far I have fixed power steering hose, transmission oil pan and wiper tank reservoir leaks. Now concerned with a coolant leak. I see coolant leaking from above the bellhousing on the passenger side dripping down the the bellhousing. I can't find the source of the coolant leak. Can you give me any suggestions. I really like this Tahoe and want to drive and enjoy it without fear of coolant leaks. Looks just like Tahiti, keep the Tahoe videos coming!

  • @audvidgeek
    @audvidgeek Před 8 měsíci

    I am loving these videos like this! I just bought a 2002 Suburban...just a longer version, and am watching stuff like this to make sure the truck is reliable for my family and I to take on road trips

  • @haygood9
    @haygood9 Před 2 lety +1

    Dude I love ur videos, I’m not an American car guy, but ur vids are so awesome and informative. Thanks

  • @trentdawg2832
    @trentdawg2832 Před 2 lety

    What plugs do you run in the lsa supercharged iron??? Tr6ix/Tr7ix/br7ef, or delco? If so what number, I can’t seem to find a plug that makes my lsa 370 happy, tuner said put in br7ef gapped at .022…… thing ran like crap so I put the ngk tr6v plugs back in gapped at .030 , but I still don’t think that’s right either, that’s why I ask what plugs you run and at what gap?…….how is the LT firebird coming along, we haven’t seen her in a minute!!!

  • @dosgos
    @dosgos Před 2 lety +1

    The Astra has odd clamps at the heater core as well. Those hoses were NLA for a long time but are available again.

  • @bradley57901
    @bradley57901 Před 2 lety +4

    I always recommend lubing between the bracket and the hardware. Prevents rust jacking.

  • @cristianquinones1249
    @cristianquinones1249 Před 2 lety +1

    I did this yesterday replaced both t disconnects but did not attach the end connects as I could not get either one to click. Are the ends really necessary?

  • @lrivera09
    @lrivera09 Před 2 lety +1

    i swear, I could watch Tahiti content all day. Great content.

  • @TheMfd420
    @TheMfd420 Před 2 lety +9

    My wife has an 05 Tahoe and your channel has helped me solve many issues with it. Thank you so much Matt! I’ve seen you use dorman parts I’ve had good and bad luck with them was just wondering your opinion on this company? Thanks again.

    • @reykennedy5716
      @reykennedy5716 Před 2 lety

      Dorman is OEM grade. That's good and bad. At minimum, the parts will hold up as good as factory and sometimes they beef things up. However, their stuff isn't an upgrade.

    • @TheRoyJames
      @TheRoyJames Před 2 lety +2

      Always go acdelco if it's available

  • @tyler12ddm
    @tyler12ddm Před 2 lety +1

    Maybe your viewers would know why I seem to have an intermittent no start? I had the cam position sensor reading low voltage so I swapped it, got a bad unit I assume because the truck went to giving high voltage and throwing a code on that circuit. After I got it swapped again, it seems to function, but intermittently it'll just sit and crank until the relay clicks off. The second turn of the key almost always makes it fire right up. It's getting fuel since it'll backfire while you crank on it sometimes, obviously getting spark to be backfiring. Any idea where to go from here? I want er to fire up the first time everytime like it did a few short months ago. I hesitate to assume the sensor is still bad? What else can I check?

  • @casheighty8
    @casheighty8 Před 2 lety +2

    I broke the left one that tees into the rear heater core while trying to remove the rear bolt that secures the passenger side coil pack rack. $100 later I fixed it via Oreillys. Interior heater cores are trash. Btw Dorman makes a metal version of that Y heater hose. It was the source of a leak that made me replace every hose on that side of the engine until I found it.

    • @justinvanwijk716
      @justinvanwijk716 Před 2 lety

      Wow that's exactly what happened to me earlier today. Reached over to get that awkward bolt and knocked the hose out.

  • @jewllake
    @jewllake Před 2 lety

    I couldn't find that hose you used for the rear with all the part numbers do you have a link? Great fix by the way; stupid GM doesn't sell those quick connectors for the rear.

  • @thomasmullins1783
    @thomasmullins1783 Před 2 lety +2

    The powerstops are amazing. Have them on my tahoe, had them on an is300

  • @Phantom_T2A
    @Phantom_T2A Před 2 lety +2

    I had to replace that "Y" hose, it had a hairline crack and I could not find where it was leaking, until it got worse lol

  • @antoniotaylor8758
    @antoniotaylor8758 Před 2 lety +1

    I just noticed on this video that you took off the Z71 plastic from the Tahoe. Do you have a detailed video on that process?

  • @acanfield87
    @acanfield87 Před 2 lety +1

    I used brass tees to replace the crappy plastic quick-connect tees at the engine bay heater core, as well. Those Dorman ones might not last you more than a few years but I've also had the AC Delco versions break. It's a little busy with with hose clamps at the firewall and I recommend getting heavier hose clamps that you can really tighten down. It's only been 2 years but it's holding good so far for me.

    • @justinvanwijk716
      @justinvanwijk716 Před 2 lety +1

      Hey Alan, do you happen to have a link for the brass version?

    • @acanfield87
      @acanfield87 Před rokem

      @@justinvanwijk716 sorry I missed your question--I actually just used a Sharkbite tee fitting from the hardware store. I can't recall the size but it requires also using 3 short sections of heater hose and six hose clamps. I used a union for the return to the water pump hose--I'll probalby replace that entire line at a future point.

  • @jayvalentin018
    @jayvalentin018 Před rokem

    Literally came across this video not even that long ago and the heater hoses took a shit on me you were right and I should’ve listened lol

  • @robertolinares8394
    @robertolinares8394 Před 2 lety +2

    What steel braided lines did you use?

  • @tsherwoodrzero
    @tsherwoodrzero Před 2 lety +2

    A useful tip from your friends over in the Ford Expedition Club. Brass Tee fittings are cheap, easy to use and will handle any temperature your truck can throw at them. We use them on our First Gen Expeditions when the stock Rear Heater Tees fail due to being plastic Quick Connect crap too. Can't recall the size offhand, but it' either 5/8 or 3/4". Mine haven't yet failed, but when they do, it's getting a cooling system overhaul with brass fittings and silicone hose throughout. Life is too short to be futzing around with stuff that's designed to fail.

    • @joerivas9847
      @joerivas9847 Před 2 lety +2

      YES!!! I did that on my GMC.

    • @grantgeorgia7168
      @grantgeorgia7168 Před 2 lety +2

      The only issues I can see with using generic brass fittings are 1) using brass is that it's being used in a system with a dissimilar metal, aluminum, 2) size of fittings may have differing/non-compliant inside diameters that could restrict flow. But that's just me nitpicking. I've read conflicting info on whether dex-cool coolant functions as an electrolyte after a period of time where corrosion would then come into play.
      I bought 2 of these billet aluminum tees from this site which are built for purpose, but they were expensive (about $100 each): www.gruvenparts.com/billet-gm-heater-core-coolant-tees/

    • @tsherwoodrzero
      @tsherwoodrzero Před 2 lety +3

      @@grantgeorgia7168 Those are good points, but household/commercial plumbing fittings are under RoHS regulations to be chemically inert with water. Plus, cars in the 70s used brass and copper in their radiators instead of aluminum. Material leaching aside, I don't think it would be a big issue. As far as GM is concerned, they've been going more and more down the "reinvent the wheel" road by designing failure into every product such as on the plastic fittings in question. Every other car out there uses regular amino acid free coolant, there's no reason why a Bush-era Tahoe couldn't either. Coolant should be changed every 1-3 years anyway per almost every car's Service Schedule in the Owner's Manual.

  • @jorgemedina1546
    @jorgemedina1546 Před 2 lety

    Hello Friend how are you? I have a 2005 tahoe and on the dashboard it tells me gear control service, I have no idea what is wrong I hope you can give me an idea, thanks

  • @bobpritchard979
    @bobpritchard979 Před rokem

    So something to point out. I have a 2001 Tahoe LS 5.3V , over 400K. I came across thinking I needed to change the CV Joints, thankfully I didn't have to, but come to learn that the ones on her are not able to be purchased at any of the COMMERCIAL Stores (i.e. NAPA, AUTOZONE, ADVANCE and O'Reilly). They are GM Specific and run about 500+ each, Sucks but it is what it is. Just wanted to drop that in the bag. I did find a shop that dose rebuild them.

  • @J2A61
    @J2A61 Před 2 lety +2

    I replaced my lines and the connectors from Amazon for another $30 or so

  • @tokuzumi1
    @tokuzumi1 Před 2 lety +1

    If your aftermarket axles are anything like the ones I bought back in 2018, all the grease will fling itself out after a couple years. I'm just waiting for my axles to go before I go back to AC Delco for 3x the price.

  • @burnham187
    @burnham187 Před 2 lety +1

    Awesome Matt. I have a Sierra 1500 and am getting the power stop complete front brake kit with calipers. My caliper was sticking so decided just going to do the whole thing. Awesome you just did this video since I’ll be doing mine this weekend. Great video buddy

    • @shakenfake
      @shakenfake Před 2 lety +1

      I see you....

    • @burnham187
      @burnham187 Před 2 lety

      @@shakenfake Did you decide on your kit yet?

    • @shakenfake
      @shakenfake Před 2 lety +1

      @@burnham187 Nah, haven't gotten a 100% confirm if the 6 pistons fit my wheels yet. Putting the brakes off another year until I get some different wheels or someone finds out lol
      I got some other stuff to do anyways that will improve braking way more so it isn't a big deal to me.

    • @burnham187
      @burnham187 Před 2 lety

      @@shakenfake Yes I am going with a cheap brake kit as I also will be upgrading to larger wheels in the future so no reason to go all out till then. Just something to get me by in the mean time.

    • @mauriceredditt7241
      @mauriceredditt7241 Před 2 lety

      Answer to the problem I have. One my hoses in the rear is cut and both are capped off on the front. No rear heat and probably why my freon was leaking in the rear

  • @juanabernathy5371
    @juanabernathy5371 Před rokem

    Mine did the same thing, do you happen to have the link to the brass fittings?

  • @chitownhp83
    @chitownhp83 Před 2 lety +1

    Hey Matt , why didn’t you go with the extended travel axles? I just bought some for my 02 Tahoe that has leveling keys.

    • @lsXmatt
      @lsXmatt  Před 2 lety +2

      I had no idea those were a thing until I was linking the parts for this video! If these fail thats what I’m going to do

  • @PollosHiPerformance
    @PollosHiPerformance Před 2 lety +1

    You can just cut that Y fitting out and use a Brass Y like you did with those barbed fittings, i did that on my 05

  • @Dedwards7193
    @Dedwards7193 Před 2 lety +2

    It’s pretty funny I just had to replace that lower elbow on the cooling lines that you left alone on my dad‘s 2007 GMC sierra literally like two days ago because it developed a hairline crack that was spewing antifreeze up onto the engine block right at the head bolts making us think it was a head gasket luckily it wasn’t. I appreciate you making these videos man they have been a big help to me and my family keep up the great work!!

  • @minetwisted
    @minetwisted Před 2 lety +1

    5:01 holy wheel weights Batman

  • @LuckyTrigg19xx
    @LuckyTrigg19xx Před rokem

    If my T piece isn’t broken can I just change the hoses and connector piece? I’m having the problem of placing the hose back on.

  • @camaromike82
    @camaromike82 Před 2 lety

    Matt with the Segue! Nice.

  • @superior3384
    @superior3384 Před 2 lety +1

    I seriously thought you were replacing the fuel injectors. Wow 8 watched the whole video. I've done the heater core quick disconnect already. And I do need to do my brakes all around. I'm hopping you left us parts list. Thank you... I need the brakes for all 4 wheels. Maybe amazon. Summit is too expensive

  • @therandomchannel2022
    @therandomchannel2022 Před 2 lety +1

    I had those cheap plastic heater core connectors break on both of my Oldsmobile Aleros too 😒.

  • @TxSpencerForHire
    @TxSpencerForHire Před 2 lety +2

    Awesome content a usual. I've been restoring an 05 Tahoe for my daughter and have followed your tutorials the whole way. QQ - would it be crazy to just replace every hose and the water pump as PM? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for all your great work!

    • @lsXmatt
      @lsXmatt  Před 2 lety +1

      Not crazy at all, might as well do it all!

    • @carter4627
      @carter4627 Před 2 lety

      @@lsXmatt to get you brakes to wear evenly grease your slide pins for the calipers. They allow the calipers to apply weight evenly to both brake pads. You'll see they have bolts on the back side of the caliper and the bolts have a rubber boot that's flexible. You just pull the bolts and the bolt hole ontop of the boots and grease inside the boot after you clean the burnt grease out

  • @tahoemike3437
    @tahoemike3437 Před 2 lety +1

    Love the Tahoe videos, already know how do most of this stuff but enjoy watching. Keep them coming!

  • @NgtvRc
    @NgtvRc Před 2 lety +1

    You should look to see if they make metal ones I know on 3.8L Buick‘s they make metal replacements for the heater core part #47065HP

  • @BADD400
    @BADD400 Před 2 lety

    Great video Matt

  • @DarcyFunk-oh1hv
    @DarcyFunk-oh1hv Před rokem

    Thanks Matt!

  • @mikegalgano4567
    @mikegalgano4567 Před 2 lety +1

    For some reason the back caliper sliders always seize up destroying one pad and that side of the rotor.The other pad sits there doing nothing .This was with new brake hard lines (thanks GM) and stainless flex hose. I'm down the road in the same crappy weather and salt so maybe that's part of it but sliders will be operating room clean and new high temp grease goes in anytime the calipers come off!

  • @MechanicsAdvice
    @MechanicsAdvice Před 2 lety

    What kind of rims are thosevis what id like to know

  • @davidconn9910
    @davidconn9910 Před 2 lety

    Did you say "where's my hand"? ... Lol, ultimate tool searching catchphase

  • @randyscott856
    @randyscott856 Před 2 lety +1

    I went with power stop kit for my lift 03 Tahoe. Did there complete kit with new calibers. With 22x12 and 35”s and 6inch lift. Brakes 1000 times better than with the stock set up.

    • @pm-bn9zt
      @pm-bn9zt Před 2 lety

      you just had to ruin it with 22s

  • @843geechee8
    @843geechee8 Před 2 lety +1

    Man my brother went through this.couldn't find the leak for at least 2 weeks on his GMC yukon

  • @migmogg8087
    @migmogg8087 Před 2 lety +2

    I really thought you were going to install the billet quick disconnect

  • @cristianmarchante3592

    Hey man what wheels and specs are you running

  • @dudefromlaveenaz
    @dudefromlaveenaz Před 2 lety +1

    Lol of course your fittings come right off! Took me nearly 2 hours to get mine off!

  • @camaromike82
    @camaromike82 Před 2 lety +1

    I had the Z36 on my Dodge Journey w/ the small brakes (early 2011). It was chewing through OE pads/rotors and the PowerStop stuff fixed it. They can be a touch noisy when cold but after the first stop or two they are quiet.

  • @godofawsome03
    @godofawsome03 Před 2 lety

    Great vid

  • @nitrous07me
    @nitrous07me Před 2 lety +4

    All the more reasons to have tools & zip ties in every vehicle 😅

  • @tjs_welding_and_fabrication

    They all do this. Just did my 05 tahoe.

  • @DesperadoGarageOfficial

    Those heater core connectors are so annoying especially after they age and break. I had to pry them off with a flat head screwdriver and I think I stabbed my hand several times. (Edit had to fix a spelling error) I had them break on me when I was living at my college last year which now I'm graduated but luckily I was right around the corner and had extra coolant just to make it there and in a parking spot and didn't overheat it. I wish GM personally made metal extension t fittings that lock on with special locking tabs. Another thing I do have to address if you do install new backing plates for the rear make sure you bend them away from the rotors!!! I had a shop install them because I had to get a whole new rear end put in and they did not do that so everytime I went into a corner the rotors would just touch making that annoying scraping noise. Now I did fix it to my best of my abilities from time to time they slightly do but it's not as noticable. After finding your channel and watching what parts I should replace or upgrade gave me new ideas on how I want to build mine while being on a budget. Keep up the great work and hope to see more content soon. Rn I got catching up to do on this series.

  • @nakeemjames7765
    @nakeemjames7765 Před 2 lety

    Looking for the video when he replaced the bow tie emblem .

  • @ryans6449
    @ryans6449 Před 2 lety

    What bumper stop is that

  • @nikogto
    @nikogto Před 2 lety

    Yeah, my "Y" cracked before the quick connects gave me trouble at 195k. Now at 206k I think one of my roller lifters are squeaking on my 05 Suburban 🤦‍♂️

  • @johnnyshell2839
    @johnnyshell2839 Před 2 lety

    The ones by the fire wall are fun. 05 Tahoe with 320000

  • @chevyon37s
    @chevyon37s Před 2 lety

    Sometimes eating up of brakes is the driver’s style... LOL
    But seriously I put power stop rotors and pads on my silverado back in October. Same truck/ tow kit you have and so far they’re rust free even with a few real good snow storms and they throw the damn salt down here. Like bad. Even had one day where it was raining and I ended up behind a plow truck was dumping salt. Still rust free rotors

    • @mikegalgano4567
      @mikegalgano4567 Před 2 lety

      NJ likes to salt @ 40 degrees ever since the idiot in trenton got called out after the state got shut down from a november snow storm .He is so thin skinned he salts the roads before a 38* and rain forecast . Not his money or car!

  • @chevydmax237
    @chevydmax237 Před 2 lety

    Just had to do that on mine it blew coolant everywhere

  • @Aaron86v
    @Aaron86v Před 2 lety

    Dorman makes metal connectors for the hoses to your heater core, should get those instead and you'll never have to worry about that plastic breaking, there is also a Y connector made of metal, to replace that common Y plastic connector that cracks also, i found it on Rock Auto.

  • @Adams_Grage
    @Adams_Grage Před 2 lety

    That why on the the water pump blew apart on me backing outta a gas station annoying

  • @myrongstevensjr9800
    @myrongstevensjr9800 Před 2 lety +1

    Rock Auto has the upgrade aluminum hose

  • @ToriL97
    @ToriL97 Před 2 lety

    Driving the Camaro to the store in the winter, hopefully they don't use brine in NY like they do in WI

  • @nwaoffroad4349
    @nwaoffroad4349 Před 2 lety

    Advance autoparts has the heater hose for like 40 bucks with an aluminum y fitting.

  • @james10739
    @james10739 Před rokem

    I was thinking this was going to be the aluminum ones I saw on rockauto but I mean those plastic ones lasted for like 20 years so probably fine

  • @sKoutzyy
    @sKoutzyy Před 2 lety

    Oh my God it feels so good to hear the camaro again

    • @lsXmatt
      @lsXmatt  Před 2 lety +1

      Your gonna like my next video then👍

    • @sKoutzyy
      @sKoutzyy Před 2 lety

      @@lsXmatt I can't wait man

  • @skylardelaney5041
    @skylardelaney5041 Před 2 lety

    Matt! Who the hell balanced those wheels!

  • @todddann3134
    @todddann3134 Před 2 lety +1

    I feel i should stop every tahoe i see on the road and make sure they are aware of these things

  • @hungryhungryhummer
    @hungryhungryhummer Před rokem

    You’re shitting me. There’s two more of these I have to deal with. I just dealt with the front ones that left me stranded😂

  • @lilart13ab
    @lilart13ab Před 2 lety

    When r u going 2 do a live video where u could answer questions on the live chat comments?

  • @dewaynemiguel3349
    @dewaynemiguel3349 Před 2 lety

    Those white ones seem to brake more often then the black ones so I put 2 black ones on my 2004 suburban at 285k I bought a 210 suburban first thing I did was get rid of those plastic connectors and put brass Ts and did away with that plastic crap

  • @Legendary_Frank
    @Legendary_Frank Před rokem

    I snapped the white one in half cleaning part of the engine lmao

  • @HygroHybrid
    @HygroHybrid Před 2 lety

    PEX fittings?

  • @83countrysquire
    @83countrysquire Před 2 lety

    What ya do with your old shocks?!?! I ll buy them from you!!

    • @migmogg8087
      @migmogg8087 Před 2 lety

      Piss off i called dibs a while back

  • @shanepowers7566
    @shanepowers7566 Před 2 lety

    I thought that hose issue was a Ford problem. Do you drive your SUV to the point that it needs drilled rotors and ceramic brake pads? If you do, you might consider jetting that ABS . Then when you lock them brakes up, the wheels quit turning, and I don’t mean maybe.

  • @HOGSIDESJTV14BOSSHOGRECORDS

    Part # Dorman 626 538 engine heater hose.

  • @V3B0
    @V3B0 Před rokem

    What’s that steering wheel

  • @johnnyshell2839
    @johnnyshell2839 Před 2 lety +1

    That plastic y sucks. Rock auto has one with metal. I bought it. It's great. Definitely do it. The fire wall t's suck. 1 failed then I broke the damn other one replacing the first. Had to walk my ass to get another. Really wish there was a way to bypass that with something not chinese plastic.

  • @thomasmullins1783
    @thomasmullins1783 Před 2 lety

    Also if you don't do the break in procedure with these you'll void the warranty.

  • @iBarber504
    @iBarber504 Před 2 lety

    You would make a cool neighbor.

  • @jon98tj
    @jon98tj Před 7 měsíci

    I deleted my rear heat/ac and lost the plastic connectors up front.

  • @laiky71
    @laiky71 Před 2 lety +1

    I miss the beast. Miss Piggy doesn't compare.

  • @apeck5359
    @apeck5359 Před 2 lety

    At least Rain Man shows how the repairs done you just keep everything what’s the point he didn’t show us how to do it

  • @shaneintegra
    @shaneintegra Před rokem

    Wait... drum brakes and calipers? 🤔 thats a thing?

  • @jar6588
    @jar6588 Před 2 lety

    Bro you could use a bigger garage 😳🤣✌🍺🇺🇸

  • @jeremykochan5718
    @jeremykochan5718 Před 2 lety

    I just removed all that garbage plastic and clamped to the stainless steel 😆

  • @vancetyler8452
    @vancetyler8452 Před 2 lety

    Stop using Dorman, I have a Tahoe too, I’ve used Dorman and they failed. I’ve used Gates or AC Delco and never a problem.

  • @User8571
    @User8571 Před 2 lety

    Eww... Dex-Cool. Why did you not drain that stuff out of there on day one? Flush that junk and get yourself some of the GM compatible green stuff.