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depends which one's leaking?, does it have transmission cooler in front? and jeez napa is pricey, rockauto will be cheaper same part, those will come pre bent look and match it up same bends
1 has a trans cooler, the other doesnt. Look in your glovebox for rpo codesThe ones that are leaking are the 2 that run up to the cooler. I’m confused about the with or without rpo code
1 has a trans cooler, the other doesnt. Look in your glovebox for rpo codes
Better yet tell me, do you have a trailer brake controller, from the factory, by your left knee?
Look in your glove compartment and see if you see these 2 codes KNP K5L View attachment 188649
So k5l is out, do you see knp?No I don’t have a trailer brake controller
So k5l is out, do you see knp?
Look in your glove compartment and see if you see these 2 codes KNP K5L View attachment 188649

The transmission cooler lines are known to be a problem area. There are threads around like this: http://www.cadillacforums.com/forum...ssible-quick-cheap-solution-crappy-leaky.html that show how to fix using some fuel injection hose and double hose clamps.
I did this to my Esky and not a drop in almost 2 years. Much cheaper and likely lasts longer than replacing the hoses that are still prone to leaking at the metal to rubber junctions.
Yes. My Esky is 07. They went over the top in that link. All I did was use a small pipe cutter to cut behind the rubber/metal junctions and got a couple feet of Fuel injection hose and hose clamps. There is not much pressure in those lines. The double clamps seal it up, so no need to flare the metal ends or anything.
Done. Cheap. Better.
The good thing about this is that if it doesn't work for you, you are only out $20 and you can either find another solution or order the OEM hoses.
Good luck