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Less than a year ago I replaced the heater hoses on my 04 Yukon XL Denali.
I believe they are the same from 98 through 2014, so there have to be a few million of these out there. Because it has rear heat/AC, there are extra "T" fittings on each of the heater hoses going into the firewall. Have a very small drip. Is there a permanent fix to this goofy-ass setup? I realize why they designed it this way (assembly line), but stuff like this is really frustrating. I know there are stainless steel adapters that push on and then you just clamp a heater hose to them. https://www.amazon.com/UPGRADED-STAI...35178618&psc=1 But, then there is no provisions for plumbing in the rear heat (no "T"). Anyone find a solution?
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