Leaking Anti-freeze Issue

[Chris Gibson]

Anyone know what part this is that's leaking anti freeze ? Any help would be great thx!

 

[mrbigboy]

That's your heater tee. There's two of them and you need to replace ASAP.

DIY: Replacing heater hose pipe T's *important*

 

[unfast]

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[Chris Gibson]

You joined today just to ask this.....wtf. It would have been faster just to search than to post those pictures and wait for someone to spoon fed you. Put forth a little effort man.

You joined today just to ask this.....wtf. It would have been faster just to search than to post those pictures and wait for someone to spoon fed you. Put forth a little effort man.

That's your heater tee. There's two of them and you need to replace ASAP.

DIY: Replacing heater hose pipe T's *important*

You joined today just to ask this.....wtf. It would have been faster just to search than to post those pictures and wait for someone to spoon fed you. Put forth a little effort man.

How bout you worry about more important things than complaining about a response I posted if you don't wanna help keep your mouth shut .

 

[Chris Gibson]

That's your heater tee. There's two of them and you need to replace ASAP.

DIY: Replacing heater hose pipe T's *important*

Thank you sir for your response ! I really appreciate it !

 

[flintknapper]

Chris, as already stated that is your heater Tee (one of two). Yours is about 'blow' at any time. In fact...it will probably crumble when you go to remove the first hose clamp. Typically one of the them ( the hot side) will be bad, the other might still be viable but replace both and do so ASAP.

And pay no attention to the 'search police'. Inspect your hoses as well, they might be OK or might need replacement. Most of us replace the Tee's with an aftermarket (non OEM) metal part, but the plastic ones will last 10 years or more in most applications.

Welcome to the forum.

Flint

 

[Chris Gibson]

Chris, as already stated that is your heater Tee (one of two). Yours is about 'blow' at any time. In fact...it will probably crumble when you go to remove the first hose clamp. Typically one of the them ( the hot side) will be bad, the other might still be viable but replace both and do so ASAP.

And pay no attention to the 'search police'. Inspect your hoses as well, they might be OK or might need replacement. Most of us replace the Tee's with an aftermarket (non OEM) metal part, but the plastic ones will last 10 years or more in most applications.

Welcome to the forum.

Flint

Thank you sir I saw some previous post where you guys are replacing them with a brass fitting from lowes I may try that . Thanks again for the response !

 

[Kyle Toyota OEM]

Hey Chris, I keep the OEM part in stock. If you decide to go that way, let me know.

With the hoses, check to see if they seem hard and brittle. If that's the state of the joint, then the hoses may be ready to go as well.

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Chris Gibson]

Hey Chris, I keep the OEM part in stock. If you decide to go that way, let me know.

With the hoses, check to see if they seem hard and brittle. If that's the state of the joint, then the hoses may be ready to go as well.

Welcome to the forum.

Thanks Kyle , what's the costs of the part and hoses ? If you want to email me csnow82@aol.com if you get time that would be great . Thanks for your time sir .

 

[Kyle Toyota OEM]

Thanks Kyle , what's the costs of the part and hoses ? If you want to email me csnow82@aol.com if you get time that would be great . Thanks for your time sir .

Check your email

 

[ccasteel]

I know you already have your answer. But I can't help but reiterate the fix it ASAP response. Mine blew in the drive thru at Chick fil a two weeks ago. When they blow you will pump the coolant out quickly and your choices will be limited.