suburban and tahoe rear coolant leak fix

customer : my 2007 chevy suburban is leaking close to the rear passenger side tire..
me: i will take care of it
i hope this video help you and save some money
remember if i can do it you can do it thank you

[@Kiyesey]

I salute for ur dedication. My chevrolet tahoe 2008 got water leakage in near left rear tyre.

[@1Wayfix]

Thank you. For stop by. Make a preview inspection. On both heater hoses. Sometimes. Is just the connector on the end of one of the hoses. But not. The heater core. Any question leave here. I will do my best to help. 😀.

[@pauldimarco9718]

It’s nice to see it done… helps to not break things and the job gies much faster. Thank you for the vid. Good job!

[@1Wayfix]

Sure. No problem. Any question. Leave here in the comments. I will do my best. To help.

[@whogivesashitization]

Nice! I wasn't aware there was a rear heater core... I'm not used to these big family vehicles!! New father here. Guess this is a new-daddy problem. Thanks for the great video! I was worried about blown head gasket / internal engine issues

[@1Wayfix]

I glad. This video help you. Any question leave here I will do my best to help. 😀😀😀😀

[@mondospark]

Thanks for this video. A lot of owners are going to need to see this

[@1Wayfix]

Sure. No problem. Any question leave here. I will do my best to help. 😀

[@arturovalderrama4626]

I REPLACED MINE IN A 006 TAHOE, IS HARD AT THE BEGINING BUT THEN, IS EASY, JUST REMEMBER HOW TO PUT IT BACK, IT HELPS TO TAKE AS MANY PICTURES AS YOU CAN, USE YOR PHONE, AND YOU RIGHT, CAREFULL WITH THE LITTLE DOOR, IS VERY EASY TO BRAKE IT, BUT THANK YOU MY FRIEND, NICE VIDEO, THANK YOU !!! BLESS !!!

[@1Wayfix]

I glad this video help you. And tank you. For. You comment. If you have any questions leave here I will do my best to help you 😃😃😃😃

[@damienc7303]

Thanks for the video. I also have a leak but it's the coolant hose that has a hole in it... So at least I don't have to replace that core heater. Good job.

[@1Wayfix]

😅. Lucky you. Big. Save. 👏. Any question leave here. I will do my best to answer. Thank you.

[@6Slick6Rick6]

I have a 2000 gmc Yukon and it’s leaking at the same exact spot. Do you know what the part is called?

[@6Slick6Rick6]

Idk if I have to remove everything just to get to it or if I can just replace the bottom part of it because it came off.

[@1Wayfix]

Well. All. Depends. You have to make sure. Where exactly. The leak come from. Because it can be leaking. From inside. Of the heater core. Thats how. The parts call. Pr. It can be leaking. From the end of the. Heather hose that has a black plastic on the end. And it has a o ring seal. And it can be leaking from there.

[@1Wayfix]

@@6Slick6Rick6 Can you send me a video or picture. Find me on facebxxk. Colas solorzano

[@fasooly777]

Thanks alot for replying to this. yes, that’s very brilliant saving idea … it could be permanent too.

[@1Wayfix]

Yes can be permanent. Too. Just. Check the clamps. Every 3. Months. To Make-sure the still tight enough.

[@fasooly777]

Will do sir, thanks for this idea, i savings a lot

[@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953]

When replacing the heater core lines does the heater core need to be replaced as well. For other vehicles it needs to be replaced as an assembly. Does this apply for Chevy tahoes?

[@1Wayfix]

No. You dont need to replace the heater core. Just make sure to Put some. Coolant around the seal when you push the lines in to the heater core.

[@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953]

@@1Wayfix and also do you have to remove the rear suspension to be able to do the rear coolant lines replaced

[@1Wayfix]

@@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953 no you dont. Need to remove it.

[@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953]

I forgot to ask. For the rear heater core lines to be replaced. The ones that run from the back of car to the front,does the suspension have to be removed. Cause it looks buried in there when I checked under the car

[@1Wayfix]

I whats the problem with the line. ??? If the end of the lines is damaged. Just. Buy 1ft. Of 5/8 heater hose. And 2 clamps. And. Thats it. You dont need to replace the all line.

[@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953]

@@1Wayfix there’s a leak in the metal line in the rear where it curves up

[@1Wayfix]

@@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953 but on the heater side. Or. On the line side. Before connecting to the heather

[@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953]

@@1Wayfix the line side before it turns to a rubber hose connecting to the heater

[@1Wayfix]

@@xx-fu5ion-god-xx953 Just unplug the line. From the heather. Then cut it. From where is leaking. And then just add. A 5/8 heater hose from where you cut off To the heater.

[@EGGSHL]

I still need to fully disassemble my heater assembly and it sucks but i do have everything to fix her up! Just gotta muster the courage for it.

[@1Wayfix]

Just be ready To have the same heater core because there is 2 different ones. So check with you vin #. First ..before you start removing parts..

[@EGGSHL]

@@1Wayfix already know i have the core and lines, but i am missing the T fittings and the rear core is completely bypassed. Can’t fix the leaks at the rear core yet either. Was it your heater core? Or the o-rings on the lines?

[@1Wayfix]

@@EGGSHL my was the heater core.

[@EGGSHL]

@@1Wayfix that would suck if my heater core is bad too. At least it’s all metal, and is repairable

[@1Wayfix]

@@EGGSHL just make sure. Before you start removing. Parts.

[@zacharycansino2143]

Great video thank you for all the details

[@1Wayfix]

Thank you. Any question leave here. I will do my best to help. 💪😀

[@angelcavazos7139]

The 2nd part ?

[@1Wayfix]

There is no 2nd part. U just swap the heater core And put everything back together. And add coolant. To the radiator. And. Bleed the coolant system ⬅️

[@MichaelBenninger]

Are you in San Antonio, You can work on my suburban.

[@1Wayfix]

No. Im dallas. Tx. Do you have any questions. ??? Leave here. Inwill do my best to help. 😀

[@princetonhorne328]

And why did it start leaking ? Did it over heat

[@1Wayfix]

No. Part of the evaporator housing. Is press in. Not welded. Gets old and start leaking

[@princetonhorne328]

Oh ok thanks and what’s the part name

[@princetonhorne328]

Just earned a subscriber

[@1Wayfix]

@@princetonhorne328 heater core.

[@1Wayfix]

I not sure. If i show the part number. On the video. Because. There is 2 different ones. The one. That i need it that time. Was not in the stores. I purchased from the dealership.

[@KinseiSensei]

Awesome brother thank you 🙏🏼

[@1Wayfix]

Sure any time. If you have any question leave here I will do my best to help you 👋👋👋😃😃😃😃

[@timbowers1]

i just got silverado heater hoses and take all the shit out of my tahoe ezer i remove the ac and heater in the back and to answer the question if back stay warm from the it does

[@1Wayfix]

All depends. Where you live. Because some states. Its really cold.

[@fasooly777]

I have leak from the rear heater hose on my 2011 tahoe, unable to find GM or acdelco hose and tee, if someone can help me with parts number, i would be very grateful guys …. Thanks you all 😊

[@1Wayfix]

Can you just cut the end of the connector and add a hose clamp to it ??? For now.

[@fasooly777]

The problem is from the connector it self, i found dorman 800419, but im aiming to GM. Why they dont make 90 degrees connectors!!? Strange! . Also im looking for the hose part number as well. I’ll change both

[@1Wayfix]

@@fasooly777 well. For now you can just cut the end where the connector is. And slide the rest of the hose. In to the heater pipe and use a clamp. Should. Work for long time.

[@lazarofranco1493]

Thanks amigo

[@1Wayfix]

Sure. Any time. Any question leave here i will do my best to help. 😀

[@carolsummers1790]

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