Happened on my rig too but was just a leak I noticed and not a blow up that left me stranded.
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I am glad that you are listening, as it happened to me, and I don't wish that mess on anyone.This comment is just so helpful…. Thanks…..
@JMH1980, you really should have posted this in the 2015 to 2020 section of the forum. You will get many more responses. Maybe a mod can move this.
The T's for the rear heater are not serviceable separate. They are part of the rear heater lines #1.@915_Tahoe wtf? nobody list's parts? 2015-2020 suburban/yukon/tahoe/escalade
HEATER HOSE T"s ?????????
the T's that connect to the heater hose's at the firewall and splits to the rear heater and to the front heater core
what are the part numbers?
Need to come up with a “locally engineered solution”… if the ones on the firewall are susceptible to failure, these are as well. May start carrying 2 hose clamps as an emergency measure in case of failure.The T's for the rear heater are not serviceable separate.
Need to come up with a “locally engineered solution”… if the ones on the firewall are susceptible to failure, these are as well. May start carrying 2 hose clamps as an emergency measure in case of failure.![]()
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ok,,,,,,, thank you for clarifying, still needed a part numberThe T's for the rear heater are not serviceable separate. They are part of the rear heater lines #1.
it might be worth a gamble to see if the GMT900 T's will fitReviving this older thread...
Does anyone know which specific part # would replace the plastic tees on a 2016 Yukon XL 6.2 ?
the lines are fine it's just some moron decided that they shouldn't sell the T"s separate which is a complete waste.Insanity. Just the tee's alone in the beginning on the earlier platforms, now all this on the newer ones. Sad.